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The actress, along with the comedian, will lead a new program on GNT, the group’s paid channel.
Monica Martelli is back! On TV after the controversy which she produced in May of this year when she left the cast of “Travessia”, a television series by Glória Perez that will replace “Pantanal”, which was a primetime hit at Globo. The actress will take part in the competition, but due to the incompatibility of the schedule with her play “Minha Vida em Marte”, she returned to Brazil, she was forced to leave the team.
Martelli will drive an attraction in Globo Group, but on the paid channel GNT, along with Marcelo Adnet. The artist’s announcement came through a press release she sent to the press on Monday afternoon (01), in which she commented on her expectations for the new project. Hosting a show is nothing new to Martelli, who has been part of the “Saia Justa” cast for nine years.
“I am very happy to be back to discuss GNT and learn about relationships. Everyone knows that it is a topic that I like to talk about a lot. I have no doubt that in life we get to know each other better and develop in relationships,” the actress declared. On the channel’s official profile on Instagram, GNT also celebrated: “Mônica Martelli and Marcelo Adnet bring an incredible novelty: a show about relationships,” the post stated.
The duo of presenters will tackle the “pain and joy” in people’s love lives and reveal how love unfolds in famous relationships. Gravity has not yet been named. Marcelo Adnet He talked about what he expects from the new attraction: “Expectation is high that you will act with a great woman who is one of the biggest names in national comedy. We have good chemistry, get along really well on stage. I accepted this adventure for the privilege of playing opposite Monica,” he declared. Comedian.
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