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The model went to an event organized by the former Fazenda family
In recent days, an excerpt from an interview with Diane Bezerra Criticizes Jasmine Brunet spread on the Internet. According to the lawyer, the model was going to an event organized by the Bezerra family and allegedly refused to appear next to her sister. Dulan Bezerra. The brunette also said that everything happened before the rural reality.
During a dynamic on the Podcalizando podcast, the lawyer said she would tear up a photo Yasmin. “I don’t know how someone like that can go to someone else’s party and not want to be photographed so that her picture is not associated with my sister’s,” he said. It started Diane. “Why? What’s better than my sister in? In nothing! I think when we don’t want to go to a place where we don’t like the person, we don’t even go.”Continued.
“We never felt sorry for anyone, on the contrary, I thought she was beautiful, as I do. Inner beauty has nothing to do with the outside. And coming home, I moved one, I moved them all.”I continued Diane. The lawyer explained that her publicist was welcoming everyone to the party in question. “She came and said she didn’t want it to be published, to be photographed, she didn’t want anything to show, because she didn’t want the photo to be associated with my sister,” He said.
The lawyer confirmed that if she had known about the situation, she would have been expelled Yasmin. “What’s the reason? Why would a human go to my sister’s event? Because it was my sister’s event. Surely I’ll reach out to her little arm, and I’ll take it out myself. I know myself.”Sister concluded Deolin.
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