Italian court rejects Wanda Nara's financial claims against Mauro Icardi
Milan tribunal dismisses spousal support and compensation demands, orders Nara to cover two-thirds of legal costs.
KEY POINTS
- Milan court finalized divorce on October 8, 2026
- Rejected 250,000 euro monthly spousal support claim
- Rejected 100,000 euro monthly divorce compensation claim
- Ruled Nara's wealth derived from marriage to Icardi
- Ordered Nara to pay two-thirds of legal costs
A Milan court finalized the divorce of Mauro Icardi and Wanda Nara on October 8, 2026, rejecting Nara's request for 250,000 euros in monthly spousal support and a separate 100,000-euro monthly divorce pension. The judge ruled that Nara failed to prove career sacrifices during the marriage, noting her public profile and professional activities expanded significantly while married to the footballer.
The ruling stated Nara's assets, including a 1.5 million euro investment fund and Argentine properties worth roughly 1.54 million euros, originated from her relationship with Icardi, negating the compensation claim. Icardi's lawyer, Elba Marcovecchio, emphasized that both core financial demands were denied, calling it a clear loss for Nara.
“When they reject a request, it is losing, not not winning.”
The court assigned Nara responsibility for two-thirds of the legal expenses. The decision also declined to assign fault for the marriage breakdown to either party. Child support arrangements remain under a separate proceeding in Argentina, while the division of real estate assets is contested in another case.
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