Overview
- Suárez posted an Instagram collage showing Rufina, Magnolia and Amancio in school uniforms, writing they have spent two weeks at a new school in Istanbul and are “adaptadísimos, felices.”
- Attorney Máximo Petrachi, who represents Benjamín Vicuña, said they were never informed of the schooling decision and stressed that education choices must be made jointly by both parents.
- Media reports cite the custody terms stating only Rufina can reside abroad permanently, while Magnolia and Amancio have limited travel permissions and were expected to return to Argentina this week.
- Accounts diverge on the nature of the classes: Vicuña’s side argues any enrollment could breach the agreement, while people close to Suárez describe a temporary academic support arrangement; legal steps are being evaluated, according to reports.
- The announcement drew swift public reactions, with Wanda Nara showcasing her children in Argentina on Instagram, and recent social posts by Mauro Icardi and Suárez drawing criticism and keeping the dispute in the spotlight.