Mauro Icardi and Wanda Nara continue to dominate the headlines even after their separation, as the divorce saga is as dramatic as their marriage.
The couple married for ten years, a relationship that began in controversial circumstances.
Nara previously married Maxi López, ex -Icardi team. His marriage ended in 2013 after he was allegedly having an adventure with Icardi. Shortly after the end of the divorce in May 2014, he married the Argentine striker.
After a decade full of drama, public feuds, allegations of infidelity and social media theaters, Your tumultuous relationship was finally over In July 2024.
Mauro Icardi and Wanda Nara: Divorce procedures become ugly
Its division has been anything that is friendly, with the two parts that are evident in serious accusations.
According to an anterior report from the Argentine dam Minute previously, Wanda Nara testified in court that Icardi had secretly installed hidden cameras in his home to record his intimate moments, which he allegedly showed to his friends.
In the meantime, Icardi has accused him of deceiving him with his former Lazio teammate, Keita Baldé, adding another layer of scandal to his already chaotic separation.
As the Battle of Divorce makes the last report of Paparazzi of football He claims that Wanda Nara has now demanded an impressive € 500,000 per month in Icardi as a financial support for her and her two children. It is said that the amount reported is in accordance with his luxurious lifestyle, which he plans to maintain.
In addition to the legal drama, Icardi has also accused his ex-wife of bringing his two daughters to Argentina without his consent. Reports suggest that the legal procedures have already begun to return them.
With the footballer to be presented to court to challenge the financial demands and decisions of custody of Nara, it is expected that the procedures will have even more shocking revelations in the coming weeks.
The scandalous divorce battle between Icardi and Nara continues to unfold, ensuring that his relationship is worthy of heading in the separation as in marriage.
