Interpreter Maria Broca in “Pantanal”, the actress swept the link “É de Casa” after she ran to São Silvestre
actress Isabel Teixeirawhich was one of the most prominent events of the year in which he lived Maria Broca In a new edition ofPantanalI ran to Saint Sylvester This Saturday, the 31st. After completing the race, the artist invaded live GlobeBut reporter Tiago Simpatia of the programme”It’s from homeHe did not recognize her and asked her to leave. As a joke, she stood behind the journalist, showing her medal. In the sequence, she approaches the reporter’s microphone and says, “I want to blow a kiss.” After Isabel is removed from the camera, Tiago replies: “Wait a moment, then you send a kiss, it’s not possible now. Then you command.”
a Reporter It seems that it was pointed out that this is a joke by the artist, because he said, confused: “She is an actress, she did a series, I will call you shortly. Run here, release it now.” Maria Broca’s interpreter came smiling and said, “I want to blow a kiss to Maria Beltraw [apresentadora do ‘É de Casa’]Thiago tried to talk about São Silvestre with the actress, but she replied: “I was just stopping by to make some extras for you there. I was going to say: ‘I want to send a kiss to the people of É de Casa.’ Isabelle went on to go live, showing off her medal after the race and saying she managed to complete the race five minutes less than last year. The moment was echoed on social media. . Watch:
Not recognizing Isabel Teixeira and María Broca of the Pantanal, the reporter of “É De Casa” gives her a direct pass during the São Silvestre report.pic.twitter.com/VHYbrzT0CS
– PAN (forumpandlr) December 31, 2022
Eleanor Fairchild is a contributor at Mediarunsearch.co.uk, covering a wide range of topics including news, politics, business, technology, sport, entertainment, and lifestyle. She focuses on delivering clear, balanced reporting and useful information that helps readers stay informed about current events and developments. Her work highlights stories that matter to everyday audiences, presenting complex issues in an accessible and engaging way while maintaining a strong commitment to accuracy and relevance.