Coronavirus in Italy: Maxi Lopez slams Wanda Icardi for risking their kids' lives

Maxi Lopez has started an online war with his ex-wife Wanda Icardi after accusing her of taking ir children to Lake Como, which is one of worst-affected regions in Italy in outbreak of coronavirus in Italy. Wanda Icardi is married to PSG striker Mauro Icardi and couple travelled from Paris to Italy to spend ir quarantine in Lake Como. Amid outbreak of coronavirus in Italy, Wanda Icardi is spending lockdown with her five children, three of whom are with Maxi Lopez. Wanda Icardi's decision to take her children with her to  coronavirus-hit region didn't go too well with Maxi Lopez.

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Coronavirus in Italy: Maxi Lopez uploaded an Instagram story accusing Wanda Icardi of taking ir children to "epicentre of infection"

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Maxi Lopez' story read: (quoted in Italian publication La Gazzetta Dello Sport)

'I would like to kw by what criteria you break quarantine of a global pandemic, in which everyone is asked t to go out, and expose our children to a trip from one country to ar.' You move and go to epicentre of infection (Lombardy) in Italy without importing any kind of consequence. 'What goes on in your head in se moments when most sacred thing you have in world is health of our children? I am indignant that you are t aware of it. 'If you don't want to do it for yourself, do it for m because today you are mor of five children but you don't seem to tice.'

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Who is Wanda Nara?

Wanda Nara is a famous Argentine football nt and a media celebrity. She was married to Maxi Lopez between 2008 and 2013. She n got married to Mauro Icardi, who was her client, in year 2014. Maxi Lopez and Mauro Icardi were teammates in Argentina.

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