Gabriella Gáspár, a former Hungarian model and mother of the alleged daughter of Neymar, Jázmin Zoé, has expressed frustration on social media about the slow pace of her daughter’s DNA test.
She reported that legal bureaucracy has delayed the process, claiming that it would be faster if the test were conducted in Brazil. However, Gabriella lacks the financial resources to bring Jázmin to the country, and the court has determined that the sample collection must be done in Hungary.
Gabriella, who lives in Budapest with her daughter and works as a warehouse worker, is convinced that Neymar is Jázmin’s father and is disappointed with the lack of resolution.
She mentioned that she has tried multiple times to contact the player and his family, but without success. The legal process has been ongoing since January, and Gabriella is seeking $33,300 in child support, in addition to retroactive compensation of approximately $3.6 million for the costs associated with raising Jázmin.
Neymar has already provided material for the DNA test, but the results may take up to a month to be released. The player has three children, including Davi Lucca with Carol Dantas, Mavie with Bruna Biancardi, and Helena with Amanda Kimberlly. The case is under judicial secrecy, and Neymar’s spokesperson has not provided further comments.
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