Wanda: I've always felt guilty towards Icardi, it's hard to truly let go

The statements of Argentine, which has a hard time when it has to close a relationship.

Wanda Nara has a hard time letting go of what weighs her down personally. The Argentine businesswoman confessed this to Grego Rossello's microphone during a long chat on Telefe's program regarding her romantic relationships. Wanda talked about Maxi Lopez, Mauro Icardi, and even L-Gante. All relationships that the Argentine had a hard time closing.

The curious thing is that both Maxi Lopez and Mauro Icardi made an identical request to her when she was leaving them. "Let's have a girl," Maxi told her. "Let's have a boy," Icardi would have retorted years later. Grego Rossello asked her how she managed to get over the separation from Mauro Icardi, who shortly after started an official relationship with the woman he had cheated on her with, China Suárez. "It was my decision," Wanda Nara clarified. "I'm full of guilt, I have a hard time letting go." 

As for Mauro Icardi, the sense of guilt, according to her, was even stronger. "I wanted to have a good relationship, it hurt me a lot to have a difficult relationship with Maxi. That's what was holding me back and preventing me from making the decision to leave earlier," Wanda Nara revealed. However, she admitted that things only got worse. "I don't know how to end things, I have a hard time putting an end to them," she said. "I wasn't fully healed yet and I looked for similar patterns. That's why I'd like to stay single for a while, so as not to repeat the same mistakes and not look for someone for whom I represent everything in their life," Wanda Nara reflected. "Mauro never had a group of friends, a get-together with his brother, in 12 years. I felt guilty if I left because I'd leave him alone. When I left, he'd flood me with messages asking me where I was," the businesswoman said.