Wanda Nara had a tense moment during a segment with LAM (América) after answering a question from Karina Iavícoli about her boyfriend, Martín Migueles.
At the end of the interview, the media personality thought she was off the air and insulted the journalist. However, the microphone was still on and the phrase was captured live.
Wanda Nara starred in a tense moment during a live segment with LAM
What did Karina Iavícoli ask Wanda Nara
The question was related to the complaint from the Central Bank against Martín Migueles for operations exceeding US$ 250 million during the currency controls.
In the middle of the segment, Karina Iavícoli asked Wanda Nara about the situation. The host of MasterChef Celebrity responded that issues related to their partners should be resolved by them.
“And women need to become independent, they need to work, live their lives, and whatever their partners, exes, or boyfriends do, they should sort it out themselves,” she expressed.
The media personality also referred to the possibility of accompanying a partner or ex-partner in a legal situation.
“If I have to go have mate in jail with an ex, if I like him I will go, what am I going to do? What fault do I have? I work,” she said before concluding the interview.
What did Wanda Nara say before ending the interview
The insult from Wanda Nara to Karina Iavícoli that was caught on air
After finishing the segment, Wanda Nara thought the microphone was off. At that moment, she directed a comment towards Karina Iavícoli and uttered an insult that was recorded.
“This hair...,” was heard live before the moment ended.
What Karina Iavícoli responded to Wanda Nara's insult
The journalist addressed the incident during the program and stated that Wanda Nara's reaction was related to the question she had asked.
What did Karina Iavícoli respond to Wanda Nara's insult
“This speaks about her, the way she reacted is because she was bothered by what I asked,” Iavícoli expressed.
Additionally, she emphasized: “Being a figure like she is also relates to this, a figure is also shaped by scandals, not just the glamorous side. I was respectful.”