In a revealing appearance on the television show Intrusos, Guido Icardi, the younger brother of Galatasaray striker Mauro Icardi, opened up about the fractured relationship within their family. He expressed his feelings of unfamiliarity with Mauro, stating, "I know him very little and I think I don't know him at all," highlighting the emotional distance that has developed over the years. Their family, originally from Rosario, has faced numerous challenges since their parents' separation in 2002, which ultimately altered the dynamics among the siblings and led to Mauro relocating abroad for his career.

Guido delved deeper into the impact of their parents' separation, describing how it affected his upbringing and the relationships with his siblings. Following Mauro's departure to play overseas, Guido returned to Argentina in 2013, signifying a period of disconnection as each sibling pursued their own lives. This departure has played a significant role in shaping Guido’s perceptions and feelings towards Mauro, suggesting that the physical distance has translated into emotional distance as well.

The background of Mauro's connection with Wanda Nara and other controversies surrounding their family life also surfaced during the discussion, painting a complex picture of their personal lives. Through Guido's account, viewers gain a glimpse into the challenges faced by the Icardi family, illustrating how fame and football can impact familial bonds. His revelations highlight the need for understanding and reconciliation among family members affected by fame and professional commitments.