Cazzu Sends a Clear Message on Father’s Day

Was Cazzu’s cryptic Father’s Day post about Christian Nodal?

The singer celebrated Father’s Day with a striking message that many saw as a direct statement on parenting.

JUNE 16, 2025 2:30 PM EDTJUN 16, 2025, 2:30 PM EDT

Even though Cazzu tends to stay private about her relationship with Christian Nodal, the father of her daughter Inti, she occasionally shares glimpses. One of those moments happened after a recent trip to Mexico, where she spent time with Nodal’s family, who were eager to see the little one. But what really stirred attention was the message she posted on Father’s Day. It was specific and carried a pointed tone, celebrating only present, involved dads.

Cazzu se ha volcado en el cuidado de su hija Inti, con quien vive en Argentina

The Message

Cazzu shared a mirror selfie on her Instagram Stories, wearing animal print lingerie and holding a digital camera. The message on the photo said, “Happy Sunday. Happy day to the dads who take care of their kids.” She didn’t mention Christian Nodal, but the tone was clear. Given their history and his rumored absence in Inti’s life, many saw it as a quiet jab.

That was it. The message was concise and precise. Fans picked up on the tone right away. Was it shade? Could it be simply support for dads who are present? Either way, it got people talking.

Was Cazzu’s cryptic Father’s Day post about Christian Nodal?

Time With Nodal’s Family

The gesture came shortly after she returned from Mexico, where she spent time with Nodal’s family. When asked at the airport, she confirmed they saw each other and called it “an act of love.”

Cazzu and Inti recently visited Mexico, where they spent time with Christian Nodal's family.

During that same visit on May 27, Nodal picked up Inti from a hotel in Mexico City. They left together in a black SUV, with security detail in tow. Inti, now almost two, got time with her dad.

The Takeaway

Cazzu didn’t call anyone out. But by celebrating only the dads who show up, she made it clear where she stands. It was a subtle but loud way to highlight the difference between being a father and being present.