Tattoo artist Adawo Rosa ended up talking a lot during Sunday and told Neymar covered up a drawing that was made In honor of Bruna Marquezine. According to the professional, the footballer marked the relationship with a heart on his finger. However, he ended up inking the artwork afterwards. “He has a hairy heart,” Livia Andrade shot.
The artist participated in the painting Believe What You Want, Sunday (20), in which the judges had to guess who was responsible for 38 illustrations on the body of the Paris Saint-Germain striker.
Livia was even responsible for the thoughtless question to Rosa. “No way, have you ever done a tattoo of a couple, of Neymar and his girlfriend, who suddenly became famous? You should have erased it later. A secret place,” she released, who was reprimanded by Dia Lucia.
He added, “He can’t know.” Paolo Gustavo’s mother (1978-2021)🇧🇷 “He can’t lie, he just does not care. He has to answer,” the presenter insisted, and he is One of Luciano Hack’s bets to take advantage of the photo.
“He made a heart on his finger in honor of Bruna Marquezine,” Rosa gushed. Livia insisted: “Then did she come out later or does she continue?” “It covered the heart,” confessed the tattoo artist.
“He covered his heart, he has a hairy heart. Let’s send him a depilatory wax,” the former SBT employee concluded.
Marquezine follows Neymar’s sister
Bruna Marquezine was disturbed when she was exposed to being followed on social networks by Neymar’s sister, Rafaela Santos. The actress explained that she decided to clean up her profile and that The association is meaningless🇧🇷 “Stop that nonsense,” he said.
In addition to the ex-sister-in-law, whom the model did not follow on Instagram, was Karol Dantas, the mother of Davey Luca, the footballer’s son. “Really really?! I unfollowed over 200 pages, of memes, of brands,” Marquezine defended, via Twitter.
The artist explained that the cleaning took place only with people she no longer lived with and with different profiles with whom she had not interacted for a long time. “Stupid, unnecessary engagement that didn’t make sense for years,” she said.
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