Mexican singer Luis Miguel was served last Sunday, Sept 22, for a child support lawsuit filed by his ex-girlfriend, Aracely Arámbula, in the name of their two children, Miguel and Daniel, according to People.
Before one of his concerts in Bakersfield, Calif, a bailiff approached Luis Miguel's limo to serve him, although it's unknown whether the serving will be valid for American authorities, since the bailiff placed the papers on the car.
According to the article, website TMZ shows a video in which the bailiff can be seen approaching the 43-year-old singer's limo. "Luis, I have something for you. You've been served," the bailiff said. But at that moment a man emerged from the limo, saying, "I'm not Luis, my name is Daniel." Daniel, who is part of Luis Miguel's security team, prevented the bailiff from approaching the vehicle again.
In the end, the bailiff leaves the place which, according to People, makes it difficult to know for sure if the serving was delivered to the singer's own hands, making the validity of the document dubious to California authorities. The source explains the state's laws, pointing out that "a person can be considered served when the documents are placed on the windshield of the vehicle the person is in," but they must also say out loud that the person is being served.
Actress and singer Aracely Arámbula told People last February of the poor relationship between Luis Miguel and their children. "The doors are open to him, he can see them whenever he wants. I think we both want what's best for the children. I see my children every day, constantly, and I wish he had a closer relationship with the children," she said.
The singer has not seen his children for a few months now and stopped paying alimony to his ex. However, the website confirms that Luis Miguel made three large donations of food to victims of the storms in Mexico by sending three airplanes to the Acapulco disaster zone.
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