La Derecha Diario Wanda Nara spoke about the possibility of her daughters living with Mauro Icardi
The cosmetics entrepreneur assured that there is no possibility of her daughters living with China Suárez in the Middle East.
Tonight Wanda Nara presented alongside L-Gante her new single at an event in Palermo. Besides promoting the single and celebrating their love on Valentine's Day, the blonde also gave a large number of interviews.
In a conversation with LAM (América TV) the model spoke about her legal conflicts with Mauro Icardi. The Galatasaray player submitted a document to the court to gain custody of their two daughters and take them to live in Türkiye.
In reply to this situation, the media personality stated: "The truth is I never considered that possibility because it isn't one. The girls have always been with me, and their dad has a career that doesn't allow him to fully take care of them."
Wanda Nara habló sobre la posibilidad de que sus hijas se muden
"I also work a lot, but I'm in Argentina. I'm joined by my mom and have an excellent family environment," she continued detailing.
"At first, the truth is I went to bed feeling very bad thinking about the possibility that they could leave, but now we're evaluating that two girls might go to live in a country where neither of the parents is living," she emphasized, recalling that Icardi, due to his injury, still won't be able to return to football in the Middle East.
Regarding the version that the girls were illegally enrolled in school in Argentina, Wanda Nara clarified: "I'll leave this as a little gift. But to transfer from one school to another, and this is if I'm speaking to parents, you need a letter. And in the case of my children who are teenagers, you need meetings between teachers. There were many Zooms and recommendation letters, and of course, the school was aware."
"Because the school in Türkiye had to make the transfer to the school in Argentina. So when I hear so many things being said, sometimes I just think that you don't have to believe in me or the other party, you have to believe in common sense. So when you transfer a child from one school and especially from one country to another, if you don't have the authorization, you can't change them," she concluded, very upset by the speculations on the matter.
More posts: