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Backstage at the Multishow Awards, Deborah Seko barely touched Kaka Deniz, husband of singer Simone Mendes, during a conversation, and this conversation quickly caused a stir on social media. Now, the businessman has found himself answering questions on social media about how he deals with jealousy in a relationship.
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“Trust. Trust is the backbone of a relationship,” Kaka said on Instagram, when answering a follower’s question about Simon.
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To show that this story was just internet hype, Kaka and Simone made a public appearance on Sunday, the 12th of this month, at an event for women entrepreneurs. Backstage, the couple prayed together before taking the stage. The singer greeted the audience and when she invited her husband to speak, she immediately received a kiss.
Simone and Kaka have been married since 2013. They are parents to Henry, nine, and Zaya, two. In September, the two used social media to dispel rumors that they were experiencing a crisis in their relationship.
“You’re tied up, bro. Get out of there,” Simone said, entertaining her followers at the time.
Understand the issue
Backstage at the Multishow Awards, Simone Mendes gave an interview to TV Globo, but fans preferred to reflect what was in the background. Actress Kaka Deniz’s husband was talking to Deborah Sekou. The actress even touched the businessman’s arm and the situation became a cause for discussion.
“I’m so toxic that you can talk to my husband, but don’t touch me, please. Thank you,” one user wrote on X (formerly Twitter), when sharing the photo. The tweet quickly added to the discussion:
“Deborah is really dangerous,” one follower joked. Another Internet user wrote: “In a little while you will contact the couple to do some tricks.”
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