Murilo Huff Denies Using Son’s Money in R$13.5 Million Stake in ‘World’s Most Valuable’ Cow

Overview

• Nelore Huff, in partnership with Nelore Traia Veia, bought 25% of Donna FIV CIAV at the Cataratas Collection auction in Foz do Iguaçu for R$13.5 million, leaving Huff with an effective 12.5% stake.
• After an online comment asked if the purchase was made with his child’s money, Huff replied that he has worked since age 16 and does not need his son’s funds.
• Brazilian law requires judicial authorization to access or move a minor heir’s assets, with oversight designed to protect the child’s interests.
• Huff’s team told G1 his response to the accusation was appropriate and that the matter is closed without further legal steps.
• The episode unfolds as a separate custody case over his son proceeds under court secrecy, with Huff currently holding provisional custody.