Wanda Nara denies violating court order over Paris trip with daughters

Wanda Nara has denied violating a court order after traveling to Paris with her daughters, sparking a new legal conflict with ex-husband Mauro Icardi. The trip, authorized for Milan, has led to accusations of judicial disobedience from Icardi's lawyer, Elba Marcovecchio.

The dispute

Nara shared photos from Paris on Instagram, prompting Marcovecchio to claim the travel exceeded the court's permission. “When a judge authorizes a trip abroad for two minor girls in a case of international restitution, the authorization is express… the entire notice is prior, never subsequent,” Marcovecchio said Source: infobae. Nara responded via audio to the program Intrusos: “Everything was notified and everything was correct” Source: lavozar. Her lawyer, Ana Rosenfeld, insisted the Paris stop was properly communicated, a version Marcovecchio called a “lie” Source: lavozar.

Contact with Icardi

Nara also countered claims that Icardi had no communication with their daughters, joking that he called so often she thought it was raining in Miami. “I can provide from the file the number of calls and video calls we have at two in the morning” Source: infobae. Marcovecchio dismissed this, saying Nara “hasn't spoken directly with Mauro in two years” Source: lavozar.

Current situation

The family, including Nara's partner Martín Migueles and four of her five children, is vacationing in Paris, visiting Disneyland and enjoying the city Source: clarin. The court will now determine if the itinerary change constitutes an infraction.