Natalia Deodato He burst into tears after being disqualified from Prova do Anjo in BBB 22. The spat was Saturday (5) afternoon in pairs, and the model shared the dynamics side by side Lucas Bisoli. The mistake was made by the medical student who did not arrange the cube as required by the rule. “I wanted to see my mother,” she said wistfully.
Lucas and Natalia were the first couple to play. The nail designer needed to dive into a swimming pool and find five cubes, and hand them to the engineer through a tube, so he could put them in the correct order and position.
With phrases of support from capixaba, the woman of Minas Gerais found the cubes in a long time. However, before pressing the button, Lucas didn’t check where he put things himself in the struts and caused the duo to be disqualified. The rule was emphasized several times by Tado Schmidt when passing instructions to the brothers.
The boy tried to hug the model, but she refused, got down on her knees and began to cry profusely. “We did it at a very good time,” she lamented. “Sorry Nat” asked. “It wasn’t just your fault, I could look too,” the miner said.
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Lucas and Natalia are the first pair in the Angel Test 👼#BBB22# redbebepic.twitter.com/QCd80B4MOq
– Big Brother Brasil (bbb) March 5, 2022
Lucas and Natalya have been excluded from the Angel’s trial 👼#BBB22# redbebepic.twitter.com/bMxhVPaiRp
– Big Brother Brasil (bbb) March 5, 2022
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