The Puerto Rican singer Daddy Yankee has faced a year full of personal and emotional challenges, as after announcing his divorce from Mireddys Gonzalez after almost 30 years of marriage, he began a legal battle that remains active to this day.

However, the famous artist has decided He didn't want this chapter to defines the rest of his life For this reason, he assured everyone he was happier than ever enjoying the fruits of his labor, and his single life! According to the artist, whose real name is Ramon Luis Ayala Rodriguez, he is currently taking a much-needed break in his love life. This is with the aim of healing his heart and reconnecting with himself.

I've been single for almost two years now, taking it easy. “I thought it would be difficult, and it is.” Daddy Yankee – Singer

Despite the difficult moments he has faced as a single man, the music star celebrates the process of self-discovery he is experiencing: “I have learned to enjoy the benefits of being alone. I can listen to my own voice, I eliminate the noise from outside, and I am at peace with myself,” he stated in an exclusive interview with Molusco TV.

He also acknowledged that while he is not closing the door to love in the future, a life as a couple is not his priority at the moment: “I know there are many incredible, wonderful, excellent women out there, and I know there are beautiful and well-educated women, and I know that will happen someday, but right now it is not my priority. “Right now I'm alone, I'm at peace,” he reiterated. When asked how he manages to stay out of the criticism and ignore the gossip, Daddy Yankee confessed that he stays away from social media. "I decided not to be anyone's slave, and that's why I don't pay attention to social media. Since my process began, I haven't seen a single post from anyone. I'm not interested in what anyone posts, what they say, "I'm focused on my work and letting the results speak for themselves," said the performer of hits like “Gasolina” and “Con Calma.” The urban music artist concluded by reaffirming his stance against hate on social media:"I'm focused on self-respect, on building myself up. I'm not a slave to anyone's opinion," he stated.