Bombshell: Wanda Nara replied after the closure of her social media and left a hidden message

After the Justice ordered the suspension of her social media accounts for 30 days, Wanda Nara surprised with a message that shook her followers. Far from appearing defeated, the businesswoman made a provocative statement in her Instagram stories.

"If it's not through here, starting today we can see each other on OnlyFans. I never fall, I gain momentum," she wrote. With that defiant phrase, the host made it clear that she plans to stay active, despite the judicial measure.

Meanwhile, she shared a video in which she was shown behind the wheel of her car and revealed unpublished details about her professional present. "I don't know if they're going to close my accounts, but it would be super unfair because it's my main source of work," she said.

New projects and a series for Netflix

Far from slowing down her schedule, Wanda took the moment to announce her next steps in the work world. "I signed with a shampoo company. There's also a soda that's going to be incorporated, which is my favorite," she announced enthusiastically.

But the strongest revelation came later: "I signed a contract for something you all have wanted for a long time and asked me for. Wanda Nara, the series, is coming to Netflix." According to her confirmation, filming will begin in May and will mark a new chapter in her media career.

She also anticipated that in the middle of the year she will return to hosting MasterChef and will resume her participation in Love is Blind, the dating reality show.

The "hidden" message that could be for "la China" Suárez

"Injustices are always paid. You have to be a good person and move forward," the media personality concluded, in a reflective and implicit tone toward her rival, Eugenia "la China" Suárez, without losing her defiant style.

The judicial measure that triggered everything

The conflict originated from a breach in the reconnection regime of her daughters with Mauro Icardi. According to Yanina Latorre, "the judge got angry, she didn't listen to him even once. He closed her social media accounts for 30 days for not taking the girls to the reconnection."

The journalist assured that Wanda systematically disobeyed judicial orders and that in one of the handovers "she caused the elevator chaos." Civil Court 106 issued a document stating that the host's attitude "violated the rights of Francesca and Isabella."

As a precautionary measure, the suspension of all her accounts on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook for 30 days was solved. Additionally, it was warned that further non-compliance could lead to other measures to ensure reconnection with the father.