Wanda Nara Villa Theft Leaves Children Safe, Passports Stolen

A night‑time burglary was carried out at Wanda Nara's villa in Galliate, province of Novara, while the Argentine TV host was in the United States attending the 2026 World Cup final. Five of her children and their grandmother, Nora Colosimo, were inside the home; no one was physically harmed.

Three hooded intruders broke into the residence, targeting the bedroom and stealing luxury items, watches, clothing and, critically, the passports and travel documents of Nara's daughters, Francesca and Isabella. The thieves also took jewellery and other personal effects. Police investigations are ongoing, with authorities reviewing surveillance footage and exploring the possibility of an organised operation that may have known the house layout.

Following the robbery, Nara returned to Italy immediately. In Argentina, Judge Adrián Hagopian ordered footballer Mauro Icardi, the father of the two girls, to cooperate with the Italian consular authorities to obtain new passports for the minors within 48 hours. The legal request was prompted by the loss of the original documents during the burglary.

The incident has drawn considerable media attention across Italy, Argentina and the United States, highlighting concerns about security for high‑profile families and the procedural steps required to restore the children's travel documentation.