Since Mauro Icardi and China Suárez made their relationship public in January, rumors, criticism, and conflicts haven't let up. The controversy with Wanda Nara has now been joined by another figure: Natasha Rey, a Uruguayan vedette who claimed that the footballer messaged her on social media while he was already in a relationship with the actress.
The public accusation came through Rey's Instagram stories, where she showed an alleged screenshot of a message she had received from the Galatasaray forward. In the text, Icardi—according to the image—asked her for a suggestive video: "Video to turn me on," was the only visible part of the message.
Clues on social media and the hidden message
Before revealing the screenshot, the vedette shared a story recorded from a car. In the background, the song "Con Otra" by Cazzu was playing. She added a phrase to that scene with a clear intention: "If it was like that with her... it'll be the same with you," accompanied by ironic emojis.
Although she didn't mention names at that moment, hours later she shared a reflection recorded in selfie mode. There, Natasha warned about the risks of sending intimate content: "Don't send photos. Because those photos are the evidence that one day will destroy you." She added: "My father always told me: 'Never do anything because there's always an eye watching you.'"
