Wanda Nara’s Instagram profile is undoubtedly one of the most controversial of soccer couples. Her sentimental relationships with the singer L-Gante and the soccer players Maxi López and Mauro Icardi have transcended the merely loving and become fully mediated by the publications that the businesswoman and model makes on her social networks.
In one of those latest publications, where she tends to frequent semi-nude and other photographs that leave little room for imagination, the presenter of the Argentine version of MasterChef He has shared what seems to be a reflection that discovers the nicknames that Wanda Nara uses to talk about her partner and ex-partners.
“The boy from the neighborhood, the turro and the businessman approached me. I did not escape and I gave no one my lips. It comes and they are going to die”, he wrote in an enigmatic message that he published just on a date in which he seemed to have separated his path from that of Icardi for the umpteenth time.
Who is who?
The first in question to which he refers Wanda Nara is the ‘Boy from the neighborhood’, which by definition would fit with being L-Ghent. Despite the fact that Argentina itself denies that there was a courtship between them, the expressions of love and affection between the two were constant on social networks. “He is a super friend and we have a very good relationship,” said Nara regarding the man from Buenos Aires.
‘El turro’ would be, following the order of events, Maxi López. The model and the former Argentine soccer player were married for more than five years and had three children together. However, their marriage broke up, according to Wanda, due to the footballer’s “repeated” infidelities. The word ‘turro’ in Argentine is synonymous with ‘scoundrel’.
The last on the list must be Icardi. With the ‘entrepreneur’, Argentina has a history full of comes and goes from the beginning of their relationship. Controversy surrounds them day in and day out and it is not uncommon to find true declarations of love followed by public reproaches and insults.
