The Milan Court has officially declared the separation between Argentine footballer Mauro Icardi and Wanda Nara. Icardi, represented by lawyers Valeria De Vellis and Raffaele Rigitano, was granted the separation despite Nara's absence at the March 11th hearing. This marks the initial stage of a legal battle that will continue in Italy to resolve financial and family-related matters.
The separation concludes a tumultuous relationship marked by both love and professional collaboration. Nara previously sparked controversy by leaving footballer Maxi López to be with Icardi and later became Icardi's agent, intertwining their personal and professional lives. Their relationship was often subject to intense media scrutiny, fueled by social media posts and alleged infidelities.
Icardi expressed satisfaction with the court's decision, which he initiated. The legal proceedings will now focus on dividing assets and determining custody arrangements for their children. Nara's legal team intends to protect her interests in the upcoming stages. Icardi has accused Nara of kidnapping their daughters and preventing him from seeing them.
Icardi took to Instagram to address those who doubted the divorce, stating he remained silent to expose those spreading false information. He vowed to fight for his daughters and expose those harming them.