Businesswoman Wanda Nara publicly exploded against journalist Gustavo Méndez after he mentioned having a video that could trigger a violent reaction from Mauro Icardi. According to information from the Argentine News Agency (NA), Nara reacted through X (Twitter) and accused him of crossing a line she was not willing to tolerate by mentioning her children. For this reason, Nara showed herself to be enraged and confirmed that she will take legal action: 'I will take care of reporting him for using my children and for the constant harassment towards my person. Nobody is going to mess with my family.' Nara also stated that Méndez has a 'dangerous obsession' with her and hers. During her reaction, Nara also referred to the link between Méndez and Icardi: 'It's strange that the girls' father, who is your friend, doesn't ask you to stop exposing his daughters,' she launched, fueling the tension between all the parties involved. Wanda did not lower her tone and again addressed the journalist with a direct warning: 'You can't imagine what I'm capable of for my children. And even less so using them with such madness just to generate impact using MINORS.' Many users on social networks joined in supporting Wanda and celebrated that she was defending her family publicly. Later, and with the climate more relaxed, Wanda wrote again on X to refer to her sentimental situation, a topic that had been circulating in parallel: 'Let them rest. They tell me that Infama would take it out'. That tweet was enough to make Wanda explode and she shared the publication to contextualize her anger and added another even harder-hitting statement: 'With MY CHILDREN, you are not going to get involved anymore! For now everything remains the same without news. I love them and I love those who are more interested than myself in my private life. The day I have to clarify or tell, I will do it. I hope I can save money, what I earn I will donate because I don't want anything of this type,' she wrote, marking that the conflict had stopped being media-related to become personal. It all began when Méndez published a message in which he talked about a 'mega-controversial and reproachable video,' and added the phrase: 'If it comes to light, he comes from Turkey to beat him up. If I am or am not in a relationship, if I returned or broke up forever. No rush, no commitment'.
