The girls would be terrified by the possibility of returning to Türkiye to live with the actress and the player
Additionally, Wanda revealed that, after almost a year since leaving Türkiye, she still hasn't been able to recover the moving shipment, including personal belongings, clothes, and her children's toys. "The girls saw on a video call that their beds are still there. It's distressing, because we still haven't received our things."
Amid this situation, Maxi López, father of her three older sons, also intervened. According to Wanda, he expressly requested that the boys not return to Türkiye. Regarding the girls, the situation is more delicate. "Every night I talk to them to calm them down, because they wake up with nightmares saying they're afraid of waking up on a plane heading to Türkiye," she recounted.
The businesswoman shared an alleged conversation between her daughters and Icardi that set off the alarm. "He told them: 'Don't worry, you're going to wake up in Türkiye. Mom will come when she stops doing the stupid things she's doing.' And they asked him: 'But when?' and he replied: 'Maybe once or twice a year you'll see her.'"
To conclude, Wanda stated that she is accompanied by a therapeutic team that supports her legal request to stay away from a "violent situation." "My daughters have always been with me. I fought in silence with psychologists and now the case file reflects it," she concluded.
A new chapter has been added to the already complex divorce between Wanda Nara and Mauro Icardi. This week, the conflict escalated again after it became known that the footballer traveled to Argentina and was involved in a tense moment when he tried to pick up his daughters, Francesca and Isabella, from school without prior notice.
From Spain, where she is for work reasons, Wanda contacted the LAM program (América TV) and held nothing back. With evident anger, she explained: "During the hearing, it was clear that he wants to take my daughters to live in Türkiye, and if possible, for me to go as well. But the judge was clear: he can't force either him or me to live in another country."
The businesswoman also reported a serious obstacle she faces regarding the girls' health. "He still hasn't authorized our daughters' psychological therapy. He refuses to sign, and he doesn't want to pay for it either. It's not a financial issue, but legally we need his consent to start the treatment," she explained.
