This last Sunday (11/08),
Luciano Hack
Made a slip in honor of the singer
Marlia Mendonna
, who passed away on Friday (November 5), when commenting on the weight of Sartaniga and her friends
Skill
NS
anchor
. The comment came when he called up the trio’s post on Sunday a few weeks ago.
“I was remembering now. It’s been three weeks since I’ve been with the three on stage. Three weeks. He actually got to half of the three on stage, because all three were skinny.”
, the presenter announced the surprise of the netizens.
Absolutely none, Luciano Hack, in his tribute to Marlia Mendona, remembers her participation, Mayara and Marasa in the #Sunday For three weeks, he unnecessarily talked about their weight: “Actually only half of the three were on stage, they were skinny.” pic.twitter.com/1h79kxHzes
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“One of the most absolute things, Luciano Hack, in his tribute to Marlia Mendonna, recalls Mayara and Marisa’s #Sunday participation three weeks ago, unnecessarily talking about their weight: ‘Actually I was only half of the three in the theater, they were skinny'”
, vent f on the social network.
“I would honestly like to understand what it is about women’s bodies that Luciano Hack put in ‘The Three Skinny’ in reference to MM, Maiara and Maraisa. On a show that’s basically a movie”
, swipe another Internet user.
The attraction had many private posts, among them one of the
Anita
NS
Caetano
philoso
, who sang country songs in the video. Strong recorded from the United States where the song lives ”
Everyone will suffer.”
, composed by
Larissa Ferrera
And
Isaiah Jr.
And
Diego Silvera
NS
Renault Boita
. y
Caetano
gave a plate of
“I want you the way you want it”
, signed by sertaneja with the duo
Skill
NS
anchor
.
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