Overview
- Melissa Klug told multiple outlets on Wednesday that Farfán stopped paying child support for their eldest son Adriano after he turned 18 even though Adriano is enrolled in university.
- Klug said Farfán now only provides a payment for their younger son and that the earlier combined amount reported for both children was S/43,000, without specifying the current figure.
- Adriano has moved away from the family's football path to focus on paddle and surfing while studying administration at a Lima university, and Klug said the family is considering study options abroad.
- Klug also said she and Farfán have been blocked from contacting each other for roughly four to five years, which she says prevents direct negotiation over support and care for their children.
- Farfán has not publicly explained how Adriano's university costs are being covered and instead engaged on social media by reposting a critic of his program, a move that keeps the dispute in the public eye and could deepen scrutiny of his broader child-support record.