Marcus Mion, 42, charmed his followers with a surprise show the family had prepared after the first day of work at TV Globo.
In a post on Instagram, the video presenter posted a video showing his arrival at home with the surprise prepared by the family. You can see balloons and letters with different words hanging on the wall.
“Coming home exhausted, but look what I find. This is invaluable, of all the girls that work here at home,
our family. Kids messages. Look at what Romeo wrote in his handwriting. They wrote oh my god
“Cards, put balloons,” Myon said.
Today, He was the presenter on “Encontro com Fátima Bernardes” to talk about the contract with Globo.. Mion will present the cauldron after the departure of Luciano Huck, who will go on Sunday nights. Mion will start running the program from September 4.
Myeon said he is living the boy’s dream and is very happy with his new professional stage. “I won’t pretend to be a habit, it was more than a goal, it was a dream. Many people can’t fulfill the dream, I live every second, it’s a great emotion. It’s easy to say God designed a path for me, but when you walk there is anguish. I I feel scared being here,” he said.
Since the hiring news, the presenter has made no secret of the feeling of being part of the network’s team of presenters. He’s made a series of posts on Instagram and Twitter to talk about how excited he is to be the new Globo host.
The presenter until last year was responsible for “a farm”, on TV Record, as well as leading the “Legendários” programs in the old house. Once he left Bishop Edir Macedo radio station, Mion made a deal with Netflix.
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