Wanda Nara's cryptic post hints at rift with sister Zaira
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Wanda Nara posted a cryptic Instagram story with a broken heart emoji, captioned "I thought you were from my team."
- This post fueled speculation, amplified by media personality Yanina Latorre, about a falling out between Wanda and her sister Zaira Nara.
- While the sisters have historically appeared close, Wanda has unfollowed Zaira on Instagram, adding weight to rumors of a significant rift.
A cryptic Instagram story posted by Wanda Nara has ignited speculation about a potential rift between her and her sister, Zaira Nara. The post, featuring a broken heart emoji and the caption "I thought you were from my team," has led many to believe there is a significant falling out between the two.
I thought you were from my team.
Argentine media personality Yanina Latorre further fueled these rumors, hinting at a "mess" involving "two very famous sisters." Latorre suggested that one sister had unfollowed the other, a detail that has since been confirmed as Wanda Nara is no longer following Zaira on Instagram.
Is another gate coming?
This apparent distancing is particularly surprising given the sisters' public image. Wanda and Zaira Nara have frequently showcased their close bond, often sharing moments of family togetherness and public displays of affection. Their children also maintain frequent contact.
It seems the mess is with someone very close. Two very famous sisters.
While Latorre has not explicitly named the sisters involved, the context and timing of her comments, coupled with Wanda's social media activity, strongly suggest she is referring to the Nara siblings. The situation remains speculative, with followers awaiting further details or confirmation from either sister or Latorre.
Well, the love gate has started. There's a mess between the most mediatic sisters in the country. One stopped following the other.
Originally published by La Naciรณn in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.