Larissa and Slovenia (Credit: Reproduction/TV Globo)
Larissa Tomasiawho said that when he entered “BBB 22” Slovenia Marques So dear to the audience here, she came back saying that her sister was burnt for her positions within the world reality show. In a conversation with Dr. Lis Caldas, she revealed that she had lied about her fellow confinement partner.
“Eslô, it’s not strong out there, no, my love. And Eslô, on Twitter, on the social network, people were breaking it. And a lot, you see? Not a little, no,” he said.
“And what is the goal?” Laiss asked. “I’m thinking specifically because of her stuff here. And people outside were doing that (hanging), I felt uncomfortable talking to her, you understand? I’ve come to a glass house, am I going to approach the girl and say ‘You were cut there’?” he said.
“They could be against you, right?” Lais agreed.
“Exactly. That’s why I stayed at my house. Even her friend tweeted, ‘It’s really sad to see people talking badly about someone you love so much without knowing them very well.”‘
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