The footballer Mauro Icardi expressed his feelings regarding the media situation with his ex-partner, Wanda Nara. According to a close associate of panelist Matías Vázquez, Icardi stated: "This is my house and I also have rights, but she takes everything to the media, distorting things for her personal purpose." The player felt affected by the public exposure of private messages made by Nara, considering this to be psychological violence.
After returning from a trip to Brazil with singer L-Gante, Wanda Nara found Mauro Icardi at their home, which they had acquired together in previous years. According to Article 721 of the Civil and Commercial Code of the Nation, in cases of annulment or divorce, the judge can take provisional measures to regulate personal relations between spouses and children during the divorce process.
Wanda Nara and Mauro Icardi share the upbringing of two daughters, Francesca and Isabella, in addition to Nara's three sons from her previous marriage to Maximiliano López. Following the gender violence complaint filed by Nara, Icardi will attend a hearing to address this issue, judicial sources confirmed. The Galatasaray player from Turkey was notified of the lawsuit and must comply with the judge's orders, including refraining from acts of disturbance or intimidation towards Nara and allowing her re-entry to the home they shared.
Mauro Icardi defended himself against Wanda Nara's allegations, stating that he has not exercised any type of violence and that the exposure of private messages has caused his discontent. The footballer must appear at the scheduled hearing to address this complex situation.
