'I'm going to see Elián': Wanda Nara spoke about L-Gante, Icardi, and her immediate future

Wanda Nara  departed for Spain and, before boarding her flight, offered one of her most comprehensive statements in recent times. Intercepted by the press at Ezeiza airport, she spoke about everything: from her trip to southern Argentina with her children, to her relationship with L-Gante, including the controversies with Mauro Icardi and China Suárez.

With a smile, she referred to her recent snowy days in Villa La Angostura: "It was really nice, now when I return, we'll surely go to the South. What a bad investment of money, I should've invested in southern Argentina." She thus showed her enthusiasm for the experience she shared with her five children.

The hints at Icardi and the ghost of China

When asked about Icardi's recent public appearance with the names of his daughters and China Suárez's children written on his boots, Wanda replied without scandal, but with a clear difference in style:
"It's fine, let him do what he wants. I have no idea if he's doing it to provoke. Maybe it's his way of showing love. I don't put my children's names on my shoes, I do other things for them."

When speaking about her media rivalry with China Suárez, she delivered a statement as bold as it was confident: "I'm an influencer, it's good that they're inspired by me, it speaks well of my work." The mention was not casual: on social media, many pointed out similarities between both of their looks.

She also denied that the actress could be using her belongings in Türkiye. "I'm a bit curvier, I don't think so. Besides, my bags are vintage and highly sought after. There's a file, everything's there, everything has a serial number," she assured, making it clear that her collection is under control.

L-Gante, child support, and Wanda's schedule

Amid so many rumors, L-Gante's name resurfaced.  "He was the first to call me on Friendship Day, and now I'm going to see him," she confessed. She thus confirmed that her trip to Europe included a meeting with the singer, whose real name is Elián.

The businesswoman also took the opportunity to express her dissatisfaction with the Argentine judicial system. She targeted her ex-partner, without mentioning him directly, for the ten-month debt in child support payments:
"I don't know if I didn't feed my children if I'd be able to board a plane."

She also clarified rumors about an alleged relationship with player Ayrton Costa. She met him, yes, but denied any kind of romantic relationship. "If I could choose a partner, it wouldn't be a player," she stated bluntly.

Finally, she downplayed the commotion that arose on social media after an image of her with her ski instructor went viral. The young man's girlfriend accused Wanda of trying to seduce him, but she was blunt:  "I don't do those things."

Wanda left Argentina with a full schedule: children, work, friends, and countless media topics swirling around her. She also left with a firm idea: to keep moving forward without losing focus. As she said, when she returns, she'll get back to it:  "I have planned that when I come back I'll do something with the kids and then I'll start working non-stop."