Maxi López and Wanda Nara gave an interview together, after which the former footballer spoke with Intrusos about the relationship he maintains with the host of 'MasterChef Celebrity' and even shared his opinion on the conflict with Mauro Icardi. 'With Wanda, I have children, and the children link us for life. But when a person is not a father, he does not take dimension of these things, and he at that moment did not take dimension of these things,' said Maxi López. He also clarified his position in the dispute with Icardi: 'I told Wanda, I think it's wrong, he has to see his daughters'. This conversation took place in January during his last visit, and his eldest son Valentino said the same thing. 'I want to make it clear because I have nothing to do with the other person, yes, with her because she is the mother of my children,' Maxi clarified. Responding to Icardi's post in which he states that 'people fail on their own', López replied: 'I don't follow him, so what he puts or what he doesn't put, or if it is aimed at someone, it doesn't interest me. With the other person (Icardi) I have no bond. I mean, his daughters are fine, and when his daughters come to my house everything is fine. So I focus on what does interest me, which is my kids, my things, and I put energy into that'. López had a conversation with Icardi many years ago: 'I had that conversation with him and I told him, you will understand everything they are doing, because it was the two of them, everything they are doing with my kids, you will understand it one day when you are a father. But well, they are their problems in which I don't want to get involved, I mean, I gave him disinterested advice that we were eating at her house, and I said 'I think it's good that he can', but well, they have to sort it out themselves', he added. 'Being a father is not easy, and when you are in this situation, I went through it for more than 10 years, I went through a lot of situations, so I said it in an interview the other day and I think it would be good for them to sort it out for the kids', concluded Maxi López.
