Although vote to determine the champion BBB 22 It is still open, and Anitta has already come forward and sent a message to Paolo Andre Camilo, indicating that the athlete will not be the winner of the Globo reality show. Girl From Rio voice wrote on Monday night (25): “If the task force doesn’t work, you can make 1.5 million R$ from ads in one month.”
Vote in the poll ->Arthur, Douglas or Paulo Andre: Who wins the BBB 22?
With Arthur Aguiar’s fans mobilizing, the singer showed little confidence in the feud’s win at Big Brother Brasil 22.
“If the task force doesn’t work out, you make 1.5 million R$ from ads in one month, PA. Sometimes we don’t even need to be champions to actually win,” Anitta commented in a Brother team post on Twitter.
“Anita, woman, let’s at least try [fazê-lo campeão]’, the reaction of the Internet user identified as Zannandra. Yes ué. I’m here at the airport doing nothing and voting, but just talking.”
BBB 22 Final
The Big Brother Brasil 22 Grand Final takes place on Tuesday night (26). In addition to Paulo Andre, Arthur and Douglas Silva are also competing for the R$1.5 million prize.
in poll the newsWith over 366,000 votes, Arthur had 74.93% of popular support until this text was published. It is followed by Paulo Andre with 20.33%, followed by Douglas with 4.74%.
Check out Anita’s message:
If the task force doesn’t work, you do 1.5 million propaganda a month PA. Sometimes we don’t even need to be a hero to actually win
– Anita (@Anita) 26 April 2022
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