The tension between Wanda Nara and Mauro Icardi shows no sign of easing. After the footballer formally requested the international return of his daughters, Wanda spoke this Wednesday on LAM (América TV) and appeared visibly affected. Although she spoke in a measured tone, she hinted at her concern about the legal and family situation she is facing.
"Yes, I can't talk about that, you already know what happened", was the first thing the businesswoman said when host Ángel de Brito asked her about Icardi's decision to take the girls to Türkiye. Her brief statement refers to the recently issued precautionary measure, which prohibits both parties from speaking publicly about the conflict. If either of them fails to comply, they will have to pay a fine of 100 million pesos.
Despite the judicial secrecy, Wanda couldn't hide her anguish. When De Brito asked her how she felt, she answered sincerely: "Imagine. Sometimes there are things that don't need an answer". Her face, serious and without makeup, clearly reflected her concern.
Amid this judicial scenario, Wanda Nara also made it clear that she doesn't intend to change her professional or residential plans. "Yes, I have work here. I have a contract with Telefe. We've already started talking about MasterChef and I'm starting to film Love is Blind. Nothing changes in my work plans," she explained firmly, dispelling rumors of a possible move or pause in her career.
Mauro Icardi may be one step away from taking his daughters to Türkiye: Wanda's reaction
Wanda Nara is facing one of the toughest moments of her personal life. According to Yanina Latorre on the show Sálvese quien pueda (SQP), Mauro Icardi has formally requested the international return of his daughters, a legal process seeking the girls' return to live with him outside Argentina. The news took Wanda by surprise, and she is reportedly "devastated" emotionally after receiving the court order.
The host explained that Wanda received the request just five minutes before going on air. Icardi is not only demanding custody of the girls, but also their passports, aiming to prevent them from returning to Argentina. "Today Mauro wants to take them," Latorre said live, making clear the seriousness of the situation.
