Buenos Aires, Feb 9 (NA) - Mauro Icardi would have gotten angry upon learning that his daughters, Francesca and Isabella, from his relationship with Wanda Nara, did not attend the celebration of Magnolia's (daughter of China Suárez and Benjamín Vicuña) birthday, and would have taken measures that caused a strong repercussion and fueled the 'Wanda Gate'. According to what the Argentine News Agency (NA) learned through Juariu on his networks, the footballer tried to get the girls to attend the event, although, according to these versions, they did not want to go because he would not be present. First, he would have tried to convince them with gifts, and later, he would have tried to advance through judicial channels to force their attendance, although that order would not have been granted. Upon confirmation that the girls would not go to the birthday party, Icardi would have decided not to give them the gifts he had already prepared for them, including gifts linked to previous celebrations. The situation took on greater public dimension when it was commented that a garment worn by Magnolia at the party would have been a gift that the player had originally bought for one of his daughters, a fact that was also disseminated by Juariu citing close sources. The panelist's posts generated a reaction from China Suárez herself, who accused her on networks of harassing a minor and promoting situations of bullying, to which she responded with another message in which she stated that she was only sharing information. As of now, the protagonists have not issued formal statements about these versions.
