After a new court hearing regarding the custody of his daughters, the specific request he allegedly made came to light
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The relationship between Wanda Nara and Mauro Icardi has once again become the center of attention following a new court hearing in which the contact arrangement and key end-of-year dates for Francesca and Isabella, the daughters they share, will be determined.
In the midst of this situation, the alleged request that the media personality made to the footballer to organize the Christmas and New Year's celebrations was leaked.
Journalist Guido Záffora revealed on El diario de Mariana (América) details of the recent reunion between Wanda and the girls.
Este es el segundo año que las hijas del futbolista y la modelo pasarán las fiestas en dos casas distintas "This just happened now. Mauro himself, accompanied by his lawyers, brought the girls to the Chateau Libertador," he reported live.
According to his explanation, the Galatasaray forward will remain in the country for a short time, since he will have to return to Istanbul in the coming hours.
"He's returning to Türkiye on a commercial flight, not a private jet, because the private one is only authorized for health reasons," he added.
In this context, Mariana Fabbiani provided key information about what was discussed during the hearing.
La empresaria buscaría que sus hijas pasen las fiestas junto a sus hermanos mayores
According to reports, Wanda would have requested to spend Christmas with her daughters, while New Year's would be spent with Icardi.
However, that arrangement is not entirely set: "New Year's with Mauro, but that's at risk," Záffora concluded, leaving open the possibility of further disagreements.
Wanda's lawyer under scrutiny for a document allegedly written with AI
In addition to the decisions regarding the holidays, another detail caused a stir outside the courthouse.
Diego Palombo, Wanda Nara's new criminal lawyer, was asked about a rumor claiming that one of his filings in the case against Icardi had been drafted using artificial intelligence.
The attorney avoided discussing the content of the hearing. "I can't talk, sorry," he said to the cameras, but the reporter went straight to the point: "Is it true that the document was made with artificial intelligence? Do you want to deny it?"
Palombo's response was blunt: "Ask the person who said it, I didn't say it," he replied, neither confirming nor denying the rumor.
