A reality show or a fictionalized series? Wanda Nara has reportedly launched her project with Netflix.

A year ago, singers Ian Lucas and Axel invited Zaira Nara to participate in the music video for their song " De cero." The model not only accepted the proposal, but humorously showed the result to her nieces, daughters of Wanda Nara , and was full of praise for her own performance in front of the camera.

“Stop acting like this, okay? I'm ready for a movie, right now,” he said, laughing.

However, what began as a casual family moment led to an unexpected revelation from Isabella Icardi, daughter of Wanda Nara and Mauro Icardi . When she saw the video, the little girl blurted out, " Mommy wants to do 'Los Nara,' " hinting that her mother plans to bring family life to the small screen in a reality show format, possibly on Netflix and in the style of the Kardashians or shows like the ones Marcelo Tinelli and Pampita once made.

Surprised, Zaira asked her: “How about 'Los Nara'?” To which Isabella explained Wanda's intentions in more detail: “ Like, what was the name of that series? What Marcelo did? ”, referring to “Los Tinelli” and their most intimate moments shown on screen.

Far from being a child's play, the idea of ​​a reality show starring the Naras is nothing new and is reportedly taking shape. According to reports, Wanda is already recording footage that could be used on the show.

In fact, this project was discussed last April on Intrusos, where they revealed: “ It will be a reality show about her current life, Kardashian-style. She's interested in showing her life as a millionaire. It will show part of her past life, but it will focus on important moments, like her weddings to Maxi López and Mauro Icardi .”

At this point, the versions are confusing , as it was believed the project was a fictionalized series and not a reality show. There was even speculation about who might play Wanda and Mauro.

“Her inner circle, her family and closest friends, will appear. In addition, we'll see her lawyers from Milan, her chauffeurs, her maids, and her accountants. Netflix paid Wanda Nara $500,000 for the rights to her series. It begins the day she meets Mauro in Italy regarding the divorce, and then the series goes backwards. It begins with the breakup, with her emerging that day looking splendid and empowered. There's an unavoidable point that has to do with what happened in October 2021 between Mauro and China Suárez,” they detailed on the show.

At the moment, Wanda Nara has not officially confirmed the launch of this reality show, but everything indicates that the machinery is already in motion.