The businesswoman and the footballer already have a date to see themselves before justice. A failure could generate a setback to Nara, after a presentation of evidence against him.
The divorce of the businesswoman Wanda Nara and the player Mauro Icardi started in Italy. There, this presented evidence on an alleged adultery, a figure that in Argentina is no longer valid but that in that country could have serious economic consequences for Nara.
Wanda Nara and Mauro Icardi will be in Italian justice
Now it is known that On May 28 both must appear before the Italian justice for the signing of divorce. In the first instance, Nara was absent from an audience to which she was summoned, so it was decided to dictate personal separation and assumed that the next meeting would be to make it effective.
After justice accepted Icardi’s evidence on adultery, if the judge now fails in favor of that motion, Wanda Nara could lose a millionaire.
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Wanda Nara’s lawyer in Italy, Giuseppe di Carloexplained in “Argentine women” that in this instance the maintenance and possession of minors will be defined while He admitted that if infidelity was verified, both decisions would be affected.
Wanda Nara broke the silence after the “Flores Gate” and denied having gifted white roses
Wanda Nara was again in the center of the controversy after Share an image with white flowers for Mother’s Day. He assured that it was a gift from Galatasaray, but in networks they began to circulate versions that pointed to a supposed assembly. The businesswoman responded with a blunt message on her social networks.
Faced with the accusations that Flores would have been sent to hold his confrontation with China Suárez, Wanda responded sharply: “Yes, the armchair, the blanket and the box are mine, the flowers came to me this morning.” With those words, he tried to close the controversy and reaffirm that it was included in the tribute of the club, although without showing additional evidence that confirmed its version.
Source: Ambito
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