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  "tags": [
    "Lifestyle",
    "Antonela Roccuzzo",
    "Ester Expósito",
    "football WAGs",
    "Inés García",
    "Isabel Haugseng Johansen",
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  "textContent": "With the 2026 World Cup officially underway, attention is shifting beyond the pitch to the women supporting football’s biggest names. Known in popular culture as WAGs (wives and girlfriends), these partners have become a visible part of the modern football ecosystem, shaping style narratives, social media conversations, and off-field spotlight moments throughout major tournaments. From [...]\n\nThe post 6 WAGs to Watch at the 2026 World Cup first appeared on Lamodespot.",
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