Chinardi reported that the Milan Court had declared his marriage dissolved and rejected both Nara's request for spousal support — which, he indicated, amounted to 250,000 euros per month — and her request for a compensatory pension. According to his description of the ruling, the court considered that she had sufficient income and assets and did not find evidence that she had sacrificed her career during the marriage. He also noted that her notoriety had arisen from her relationship with Mauro Icardi, then player and captain of Inter, and that her professional activity had expanded. Chinardi added that Nara had been ordered to reimburse him two-thirds of the legal costs. He said that he had initiated the process in November 2024 and that another proceeding was still ongoing in Milan, in which he was seeking to annul the transfer of properties from his estate and recover them. According to Chinardi, the court clarified that the rejection of the pension was based on the evaluation of all the requirements and not solely on the assets she had already received. He also stated that he welcomed the ruling and the start of a new phase. #MauroIcardi #Divorcio #Justicia #NuevosComienzos (translated)
