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Singer revealed what he believed about having children and caused an internet uproar; Netizens blast the artist’s statements
Singer Z Felipe made a controversial statement about having children, set a “factory shutdown” clause and became the target of criticism on the web. On Wednesday (19), Virginia Fonseca’s husband said that he intends to stop having children only after the couple, who have two girls, have a boy.
The businesswoman posted a video to her Instagram stories talking to her husband about the “factory closure” and ended up listening to the singer’s statement. Zee was kissing the influencer’s belly when she joked: “Now, it’s Zezinho to find out if the factory will close”. Zi did not think twice and affirmed: “If it’s another girl, we’ll do it [tentar] until the boy comes.
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The statement was a surprise even to the businesswoman, who focused on her face with a shocked expression: “What? That wasn’t in the text [risos]”, she wrote in the video recording. It didn’t take long and the pictures started circulating on the web and netizens didn’t forgive the singer’s lines.
On Twitter, netizens commented that they were outraged by the way Ze Felipe thought of having children. “Manhood. They are making fun of their daughter,” one netizen said. “She is a woman, not a factory,” a follower blew up. “Isn’t it easier to adopt one than to bug women with boys until they see a male?”, another fan suggested. One Twitter user said : “A guy never seems to be satisfied when he’s a girl.” “Mainly, by saying he doesn’t care how many girls come up, because his peak will be when a boy comes. What a silly man,” he shot at another person.
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