The controversial nickname with which the polo player's family referred to the model was revealed
It was then that one of the most striking details of the day emerged: a media colleague, known as Tartu, reportedly revealed that Pieres's family referred to Zaira with the derogatory nickname "la bataclana." Pallares did not hesitate to repeat it, highlighting the derogatory nature of the term.
Karina Iavícoli added more fuel to the fire by saying that at a recent meeting of the so-called "10 polo families," Facundo was not invited. The reason, she explained, was the rejection that Zaira caused in that closed social circle.
"It was always said —although I can't confirm— that María Vázquez detested Zaira Nara", Pallares added. Although a clear reason never emerged, the host highlighted that Vázquez used to post indirect messages on her Instagram stories, which evidenced a strong antagonism.
It was also mentioned that when Paula Chaves had a relationship with Pieres, the experience was not entirely positive. Although Pallares clarified that "it's another story," the fact reinforced the idea that the polo player's circle doesn't usually welcome public women.
With the breakup still not officially confirmed, the relationship between Zaira Nara and Facundo Pieres seems to have ended amid personal tensions, cultural differences, and an inhospitable social environment.
After several months of rumors, the relationship between Zaira Nara and Facundo Pieres may have come to an end. Although neither of them confirmed it publicly, in recent days they stopped appearing together and no longer share content on social media.
The topic was addressed on the show Intrusos (América), where Paula Varela revealed that she tried to contact Wanda's sister but she refused to make any statements. Faced with this, the panelist stated emphatically: "They are separated." Additionally, she mentioned that it was Pieres who seemed more emotionally involved.
"He asked her for more company and she didn't want that much," Varela assured on air.
Adrián Pallares offered a more critical view of the polo world, pointing out that "polo players are very macho" and expect their partners to prioritize their presence over their own careers. To reinforce his argument, he mentioned past cases like that of the Trillizas de Oro, who also faced similar demands.
Meanwhile, it was revealed that Facundo Pieres began building a house in Uruguay. According to close sources, he may have lost patience with the conflicts in Zaira's environment. "He got a bit fed up with the messes of Zaira's family," they commented on the show.
