Wanda Nara Wins Italian Court Order for Daughters' Passports Amid Ongoing Custody Dispute

An Italian court in Milan authorized Wanda Nara to obtain new passports for her daughters, Francesca and Isabella, without the signature of their father, footballer Mauro Icardi. Judge Bassi rejected Icardi’s objection, stating there was no concrete basis to withhold the documents, and ordered the passports be issued so the girls can travel to Argentina. The ruling also requires Icardi to remain in Argentina until the minors return, a deadline set for early August.

Nara celebrated the decision on social media, sharing photos of a beach holiday in Portofino with her daughters, her mother Nora Colosimo, and partner Martín Migueles. She also recounted the emotional impact of a recent robbery at her Milan villa, describing her children’s fear and the psychological support they received. Icardi responded on Instagram, asserting his continued opposition to the girls living in Argentina and framing the court’s decision as a strategic setback.

The dispute, which began after the passports were stolen during the robbery, centers on custody and the girls’ residence, highlighting a high‑profile legal battle between the former couple.