The enigmatic message from Wanda Nara that worried Yanina Latorre

Wanda Nara once again generated intrigue among her followers with an enigmatic post on her social media. The businesswoman shared a phrase that quickly caught attention, without providing further details about who it was directed to.

Yanina Latorre added information on the topic and raised suspicions that it could be a new scandal, although neither of them has provided concrete details so far.

What Wanda Nara wrote in her Instagram stories

“I thought you were on my team”, Wanda wrote alongside a broken heart emoji, without giving further explanations about the recipient or the reason that led her to express herself that way.

Yanina Latorre's reaction to Wanda's message

The mystery grew when Yanina Latorre made a post that seemed to relate to Wanda's post. The host wrote: “Is another scandal coming?”, and added: “There’s nothing to do, they always interrupt my vacations”.

“It seems that the mess is with someone very close”, Yanina continued. The communicator added another clue that pointed directly to two well-known figures: “Two very famous sisters”.

The theories generated by the messages on social media

So far, neither Wanda nor Yanina have publicly explained what they meant by these messages. However, the posts have already generated all kinds of theories among social media users.

The firm message from Wanda Nara after the robbery in Milan

Days ago, Wanda Nara went through a moment of tension while watching the final of the 2026 World Cup between Argentina and Spain in the United States, when she received the notice that her house in Milan had been broken into.

The host recounted that a group of criminals broke into the house while her children were accompanied by Nora Colosimo, and that they took valuable items along with family documents.

Wanda Nara's gratitude to the Italian police

On Sunday, Wanda shared a new message in which she thanked for the support received in Italy and highlighted the police's work in the investigation to find those responsible for the robbery.

“It moves me to see how so many old friends are joining us. It moves me to see how the police are searching and investigating what has happened”, she expressed in Italian from her Instagram stories.

The post, set to a song by Tiziano Ferro, included another reflection: “It moves me to feel that, despite living and working in my country, where my home is, Italy has never stopped being my second home”.