He was in the process of divorcing Wanda Nara... Simge's much-discussed comments on Icardi: You never know what might happen
Famous singer Simge, speaking about Mauro Icardi, who is in the process of divorcing his wife Wanda Nara, said, "Music was what connected Icardi and me. The same is true now; you never know what might happen in the future."
Singer Simge, who performs the song "Aşkın Olayım" (I'll Be Your Love), which has become synonymous with Galatasaray's Argentine striker Mauro Icardi, has made notable remarks.
Speaking about Icardi, who is in the process of divorcing Wanda Nara, Simge said, "What connected Icardi and me was music. The same is still true. I respect them both very much and wish them happiness. I cannot say anything else because I am not part of this situation at all. You never know what might happen in the future. I do not want to comment on any of it."
Simge Sağın: "Icardi ile bizi birbirimizi bağlayan müzik oldu. Hala aynı şey geçerli. İleride neyin ne olacağı hiçbir zaman belli olmaz."
— Balkolik (@BaIkolik) July 28, 2024
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"WHATEVER IS SAID ABOUT ICARDI IS FITTING"
Following the news of Wanda Nara and Mauro Icardi's divorce, comments Simge made about Icardi last February have resurfaced.
In her statement, Simge had said, "If a song about being handsome is to be sung, it should be sung to Icardi. He is one of the most handsome footballers I have ever seen. Whatever is said about him is fitting."
News Source: 12punto
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