The former couple’s bitter separation took a new turn after the Italian courts ruled against Nara’s request for massive provisional financial support, which reportedly amounted to nearly €480,000 per month.

In a post shared on his Instagram Stories on Monday, Icardi revealed details of the financial claims presented by Nara’s legal team during the divorce proceedings.

According to the striker, the demands included €250,000 monthly for Nara herself, €65,000 per month for each of their two daughters, and an additional €100,000 monthly divorce compensation claim.

Celebrating the court decision, the 33-year-old footballer wrote: “Good morning Milan. Over here, it’s all good news. There has been a new ruling.”

“This effectively puts an end to all claims and demands. There is now only one final step left before the divorce judgement is finalised,” Icardi said, while praising the Italian justice system.

The ruling from the Milan Tribunal, presided over by Judge Anna Cattaneo, reportedly found that Nara was not entitled to provisional maintenance payments. The court noted that the television personality and entrepreneur has a strong financial position, describing her economic situation as “very prosperous” (molto florida).

The judge also considered Nara’s professional background and ability to generate independent income as factors in rejecting the temporary financial claims.

The divorce proceedings have attracted widespread attention in both Argentina and Italy, with the couple’s personal disputes frequently making headlines.

Following Icardi’s announcement, Nara responded publicly, insisting that the final decision on divorce compensation has not yet been reached. She argued that she remains entitled to financial support in the final ruling and questioned aspects of Icardi’s own circumstances.

The case remains one of the most closely watched celebrity divorce battles in international football, with fans and media continuing to follow developments between the former couple.

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