Fernanda Gentile He went through many businesses during his trip to Qatar. In Globo’s refrigerator, the TV presenter decided to go alone to the host country of the 2022 World Cup to produce sports content. She won a plate in More than you, Torcedora Gentil, and said that nothing went well during his stay. “I felt like I wasn’t at a very good stage,” he said.
Ana Maria Braga said goodbye to the journalist on Monday (19). Fernanda was participating in the morning program live from the airport, with a very bad transmission, and the morning leader laughed at another live broadcast. Then the wife of Priscilla Montandon told the latest events.
She joked, “It was cold and the water was cold, and I still took my medication. But you know when it only gets better, and you choose to laugh?” “I’m pissed off because if I were Gisele Bundchen, she’d go to the beach, take a picture at sunset, on the moon, but we have this: absorbent shower, cold water, breakfast at five in the morning,” he complained.
“Oh my God, what a pain! I remember the first time we spoke, when you were getting ready to go to Qatar. You’re all ready and playing the vuvuzela.” [ao fundo], a lot of things… you get on board and you lose Brazil. Let’s agree you look, just laugh,” Anna joked about her colleague’s streak of bad luck.
“We didn’t give a damn. We lost in penalties during the trip. We only arrived with a green and yellow suitcase, with clothes only for heat. It was very cold. In the Sahara there was only cold water. We cheered for Morocco. Morocco left. I’ll stay away from Flamengo.” , because I felt that I was not at a very good stage,” Fernanda quipped.
The journalist has been away from television since the end of the Zigzag Circuit (2021), in December last year. Become an introduction to Globo Sport and embarked on Entretenimento in 2019, on the also extinct Se Joga (2019-2021).
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