Wanda Nara continues in Italy where she is successfully participating in Dancing with the Stars, being one of the big favorites to win the edition of this popular dance competition. There it has opened again until cry uncontrollably when talking about the hard time you are going through between the pressure of competition, being away from his family and the treatment with which he is coping with the leukemia he suffers from.
The Argentine media woman completely broke down when talking about her husband Mauro Icardi and their five children. I returned to my house in Turkey. I was there three days and… I don’t want to cry, sorry!, he began saying. The youngest came with her school exams. In one he got a two and in another a one. He told me it was because I wasn’t there. Yes, I miss my family a lot, he added without being able to hold back his tears in front of the spectators.
Here in Rome everyone is so kind to me… I really don’t have the strength. I’m tired when I finish rehearsals. There are many hours of rehearsal…, he continued saying. And, in addition to the distance, the long days of dancing and her musical debut as a soloist, Wanda Nara also undergoes weekly treatment for the leukemia that was diagnosed last July.
His fight against leukemia
I had to travel to Milan. Whenever I travel, I do some routine tests. The values were kind of strange and the doctors began to see things, this is how Wanda Nara revealed on RAI how it was the moment she discovered the illness she suffers from. My children were very sad. When I received the Dancing with the Stars proposal, we had already stabilized the situation. I asked the medical professionals and they told me that I could accept the challenge despite being in treatment.he also recalled in an interview with Hola! magazine.
Wanda, who dances to show that she is fine, He has weekly monitoring and blood extractions that are sent to Argentina, which is where his doctors are.. It’s all an uncertainty and every week that I go to receive the results, I lose my breath, I revealed. The illness brought me very close to my values. I always lived life as if it were the last day and now much more, I settled.
