Wanda Nara accuses Mauro Icardi of theft and domestic violence

Wanda Nara has accused Mauro Icardifootball player and her ex-husband, from an attempted theft of $70,000 and a incident of gender violence. The news comes from Argentina, reported by the Los Angeles Manana program on the America TV network. The two ended their relationship and now the showgirl is involved in a relationship with rapper L-Gante. “Not only was she fed up, it’s a serious matter,” said journalist Angel Brito. According to what was reported in the television program, the violent episode is said to have taken place in the former Inter captain’s apartment in Buenos Aires, now in Buenos Aires. Galatasaray in Turkey.

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What happened

According to information collected by Argentine journalists, Wanda Nara had gone to her daughters Isabella and Francesca after returning from a trip to Brazil with her current partner. It was late and the girls were sleeping when a violent argument broke out between the two, with Icardi not wanting the woman to leave. “The only way they can’t let you out of the room is if they intervene or hide the key or something, and a situation like that would have happened between the two,” Brito says. However, at some point the woman reportedly managed to pack her things and escape. In addition, another $70,000 would disappear.

Mauro Icardi would have received the notice of the accusation, accompanied by the obligation to refrain from acts of disruption or intimidation, direct or indirect, towards Wanda, and to allow her to return to her home. He must also appear on November 15 for the first hearing of the divorce proceedings between the two.

Galatasaray: “Only speculations”

Icardi’s current team, Galatasaray, released a statement commenting on these reports: “The speculation about our player Mauro Icardi does not reflect the truth. The player (who recently suffered a serious knee injury, ed) rests in Argentina. Please do not pay attention to this news aimed at exhausting our athletes.”