Wanda Nara and “China” Suárez once again in the eye of the storm due to the comments of their followers.
Wanda Nara and “China” Suárez once again in the eye of the storm once again on social networks. Followers of both accuse each other of “copying” their styles or stories, but Wanda got tired and finally came out to answer her detractors.
Without giving in, Wanda showed herself in different Instagram Stories wearing the Japanese character’s robe. The striking thing, They were postcards from when she gave birth to two of her five children., all with the same garment. As he warned, he always accompanied her, since on each occasion she brought him “luck.”
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Without wanting to end the discussion, she told how important this robe is to her and added a controversial point for those who accused her of plagiarism: “Anyway, “I never copy anyone, because I never want what someone else has and because I always get what I want.”he settled.
According to the former host of MasterChef (Telefe), even though Icardi hates her Hello Kitty robe, she always used it in the most important moments. Not only when she had her last two daughters, but on his trips to Europe, in the midst of treatment for his illness, in Italy and when he won the Martín Fierro.
In the midst of the flirtatious style boom, Wanda and Eugenia published some similar content on their networks. The former host of MasterChef (Telefe) published images of her trip to Brazil in which she wore a pink printed t-shirt Hello Kitty. His travel pillow was also from this character. “I’m always so Kitty“, commented the media in one of her posts.
The followers noticed that China Suárez also showed some of Kitty’s objects and attached evidence that showed that she had been a fan of the kitten for years. “I don’t waste time, guys. We are in trouble. I have nothing else to do and I read the messages and said ‘this is mine, I’m going to take advantage of it,’” she said.
Source: Ambito
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