Wanda Nara provided details of her daughters' reunion with Mauro Icardi

Wanda Nara broke the silence and spoke about the anticipated reunion between Mauro Icardi and the daughters they have in common. The meeting took place at the Public Tutelary Ministry, as part of a family reunification process that is already underway. In an interview with Puro Show, the media personality shared details of the moment, which she described as very positive for her daughters.

"They came out well, very happy," stated the cosmetics entrepreneur, recalling the moment when the girls met their father again. This first approach marks the beginning of a series of planned meetings aimed at rebuilding family ties that were not being maintained for various reasons.

"We are all working as a family," added the influencer, making it clear that the effort is shared and that the intention is to achieve a healthy, respectful, and emotionally careful reunification for the girls. "There will be several meetings because a large family needs to be reunited. There are many of us, and we will go slowly, so we can all be together moving in the same direction," she explained, referring to the complexity and commitment involved in the process.

One of the aspects Wanda highlighted the most was the environment in which this first meeting took place. "I am very satisfied with this place. The reunification they do considering the animals, the dogs. It's beautiful," she noted. The entrepreneur emphasized that far from being a cold or institutional environment, the space is designed to provide emotional support to the children, something that, according to her, made a significant difference: "You think it might be a traumatic place and, far from that, the girls arrived and left happy."

When asked about how the Galatasaray player was seen during the meeting, Wanda chose to maintain privacy: "I leave that private," she replied briefly. The family reunification process not only reflects an intention to resume the relationship but also a commitment to prioritize the emotional well-being of the little ones. In Wanda's words, the goal they propose is: "To go slowly, but together."