Since Wanda Nara and Mauro Icardi announced their separation last October, the former couple has been involved in a media and legal battle. The dispute over the custody of Francesca and Isabella generates strong clashes, and now the host has targeted China Suárez.
In recent days, an audio was leaked in which Wanda Nara explains the reasons for her anger with the actress. Her words not only pointed to the romantic past but also to the way Suárez conducts herself in her personal life.
Wanda Nara on China Suárez: "She's a girl who's been very trashed"
In the leaked material, Wanda Nara downplayed the impact of Mauro Icardi's relationship with China Suárez, although she made her opinion about the actress clear:
- "If you ask me, 'Did it bother you that he's with China?' I don't care."
- "I'd be more bothered if he were with a Victoria's Secret model, who fits the target because he's a millionaire player."
- "China is a girl who's been very trashed and has a crappy image. So, if I have to choose, I don't care."
China Suárez's role in the custody conflict
Beyond her opinion about the actress, Wanda Nara criticized her attitude amid the legal battle for her daughters' custody. In her view, any woman would react if her partner tried to take custody away from the children's mother:
"That's where I question this woman's feelings. I don't know her, but I think she's not empathetic because of her history with women," she stated.
Additionally, she compared the situation to her relationship with L-Gante. "If he were at war with his daughter's mother or didn't pay child support, I wouldn't be by his side."
Mauro Icardi and his attitude with Wanda's daughters
In another part of the audio, Wanda Nara expressed her disappointment with Mauro Icardi. She claimed that her ex-partner "trashed" her daughter in front of China Suárez's children and that she no longer recognizes him:
- "Either he became a jerk or went crazy."
- "I thought he was a good person, otherwise I wouldn't have stayed with him."
- "When I had the psychological evaluation, it showed that I normalize violence."
