After her reconciliation with L-Gante, the young woman reportedly decided to nickname the media personality after a well-known animal
The connection between both nicknames is not coincidental. In 2021, Wanda Nara herself reportedly referred to Eugenia "La China" Suárez in this way amid the media scandal involving Mauro Icardi. Later, Tamara Báez used the same term to accuse Wanda of interfering in her relationship with L-Gante. "You got involved in my marriage, zorra," she said during a live Instagram broadcast.
Beyond the commotion over the nickname, the interview also revealed how the romantic reunion between L-Gante and Tamara Báez unfolded, a relationship that seemed to have ended.
"I didn't see it coming either. It's something I've been waiting for a long time. The woman I loved and still love is her. We had the bond, but there was neither opportunity nor communication," the singer confessed. Ludueña reminded him of the legal dispute they had over child support, to which he replied: "That's not the case because I was never a debtor."
Regarding how the rapprochement happened, L-Gante was clear: "It had to happen. We talked about several things beforehand. It was on Friday and from then on we've been together every day."
The recent interview that María Belén Ludueña conducted with L-Gante on Mujeres argentinas (eltrece) not only featured strong statements from the singer, but also details that sparked media interest.
One of these details emerged thanks to the intervention of journalist Gustavo Méndez, who revealed how Wanda Nara is referred to within Tamara Báez's family circle, the musician's ex-partner and now reconciled partner.
"Tamara asked L-Gante to stop following Wanda. It was obvious. That was on Friday," Méndez commented. The next day, Saturday, another episode occurred that caused discomfort: at the press event for the play by Claudia Valenzuela, L-Gante's mother, it was Wanda Nara who was holding Jamaica, the daughter of the singer and Báez. According to the journalist, Tamara allegedly requested that her daughter have no further contact with the host and model.
However, what was most surprising was Méndez's revelation about the nickname that the Báez family uses to refer to Wanda. "In Tamara's family, they don't say 'Wanda' or 'Wanda Nara.' They call her 'La Zorra,'" he stated. Even during the television exchange, a clarification arose: "It would be 'La Zorra 2,' because 'La China' was 'La Zorra,'" they recalled.
