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His departure from Argentina, with many rumors
Wanda Nara left Argentina this Friday and was approached by all the show programs at the Ezeiza Airport, where she clarified some details of her crisis with Mauro Icardi and the scandal he has with Carmen, his employee at the Milan country house.
After checking in, the businesswoman was surrounded by the chroniclers of “Show Partners” (The thirteen), “intruders” Y “THE M” (América TV), who bombarded her with different questions about the controversies she starred in this week, to which she replied: “I can’t answer so many things at once. I arrived 4 days ago, I was locked up in different Telefe studios working, the truth is I didn’t have time to see much“.
About her marital crisis and alleged separation with Mauro Icardi, Wanda he only limited himself to affirming that he would return to Paris to reunite with all his loved ones: “I’m going with my family. I’m not going to talk about those things (divorce) because after all they get a different idea. I prefer not to say anything from my mouth. I have nothing else to say. I have a lot of things to talk about work, I prefer to talk about it“.
Likewise, nara added bluntly: “When I have something to say, I will communicate it as I have always done. We talk to Mauro all the time, obviously, and my family is not surprised at all because they know me better than anyone.” Alejandro Castelo, chronicler of “LAM”, promptly consulted him about the audio that Ángel de Brito exposed, where he assures that he traveled to the country to start your divorce with Icardibut Wanda he just replied: “You have to ask him, he didn’t ask me anything“.
Source: Ambito
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