Mauro Icardi’s wife Wanda Nara leaves little to imagination in busty one-piece… but swimming teacher doesn’t show up

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By Ian Tuckey

24th August 2021, 7:45 pm

Updated: 25th August 2021, 12:43 am

IT’S a Wanda pool life.

Except when no-one turns up for your “first swimming class”.

Model Wanda Nara prepared for her first swimming class by alerting her 8million Instagram followers

Instagram @wanda_icardi

Argentine football agent and TV presenter Wanda Nara, whose husband is PSG superstar Mauro Icardi, looks relaxed as the new season starts

That’s what Wanda Nara claimed happened as she posted a swimsuit selfie for her 8million Instagram followers.

The football agent and model, who is married to PSG striker Mauro icardi, has a freestyle when it comes to her own photos – with a wide variety of pool-side poses in bikinis.

But this time her confident look had more of a pout than a swimming smile as she added a melancholy message.

The Argentinian TV presenter wrote: “First swimming class and no one came” – followed by an emoji of a woman shrugging her shoulders.

But it might be fellow countryman Icardi who is in troubled waters this summer – after PSG signed Barcelona legend Lionel Messi.

Former Inter Milan star Icardi, 28, was already playing third-fiddle in attack behind Neymar and Kylian Mbappe.

Instagram star Wanda Nara showed off another of her one-piece swimsuits for this tranquil pool-side shot

It seems where there’s water, there’s Wanda as she makes waves again

Social media hit Wanda Nara went from in the drink to in the pink when she swapped the pool for the gym in a workout in July

And if he slips further out of the spotlight he could soon be playing the triangle rather than making sweet music for the French giants.

Both Wanda, 34, and Icardi have been putting in the gym hours.

And when she posted pics of her workout routine last month, she added another one of her enigmatic messages.

Looking gritty in pink, as she toiled hard for her body-toning, Wanda wrote: “To apologize I have to be drunk, but those who do not drink we do not forgive.”