How much does Wanda Nara have after the divorce with Mauro Icardi?

The novel between Wanda Nara and Mauro Icardi has taken more than one unexpected turn. From live broadcasts telling what was happening in the couple, images of reconciliation until finally she took it upon herself to report that the relationship had come to an end. Now it’s time to divide the properties, the profits, and make agreements. How much does each one get?

Late last month, she answered a follower’s question in an Instagram story. “Why don’t you say that you reconciled?” And the answer was forceful: “Because I would be lying, I tried because I think that a relationship of so many years deserved another chance… But it didn’t work out.”

There were so many twists and turns between the two that it cannot be sentenced. They had a crisis in which China Suárez was involved as the striker’s lover. But they got back together and that’s how they showed themselves in the posts on social networks. However, it seems that even though they tried, they couldn’t reconcile.

After making clear the end of the eight-year marriage, he is working with his lawyer Ana Rosenfeld on the document that both will have to sign to make the divorce effective. The news portal ‘Ciudad Magazine’, assured that she “could keep 100 million dollars” which would include “real estate, goods and luxury items”.

However, the journalist Estefi Berardi assured that the businesswoman who was in charge of being the manager of her husband’s career “He plans to get half of the joint estate, including Icardi’s profit over his entire career.” And I add: “She would have told her closest circle: ‘We are killing each other for 20 million dollars.’

In the divorce agreement, there is another aspect that they will have to resolve is the possession of Francesca and Isabella Icardi and the alimony that the parent who does not live with the girls would have to provide. Although neither of them confirmed who will spend more time with the girls, for the moment they are with Wanda Nara and it will be necessary to see if it is she who ends up obtaining possession.