Alexander Correa He returned to the media to press charges against his ex-wife, Anna Hickman. In a conversation with journalist Leo Dias, on Wednesday (13), the businessman said, The invalid currently lives in the apartment of two friendsShe says the broadcaster cut off her phone line and her health plan.
“The company paid for the cell phone and canceled my line as well as my health plan. I am still being monitored for cancer treatment [Alexandre revelou que foi diagnosticado com um câncer no pescoço em novembro de 2020]“It was out of the company and they canceled it,” Alexander says.
Alexander’s statement comes to light after the repercussions of the news that… Anna could have gone to SUS on the day of her physical assault because she did not have insurance. Now he is the one who accuses his ex-girlfriend of canceling her health plan, even though she knew she had to continue because of her cancer.
“She knows I should routinely see an oncologist every three months [o plano de saúde] It was cancelled, without the slightest celebration, and they did not even announce its cancellation,” the businessman claimed.
In contact with The pure onesAnna’s press office denies information that the agreement was canceled. The broadcaster’s team explained, “Alexander is the responsible owner of the contract signed by Hickmann Serviços in 2019, and he alone is responsible for authorizing its cancellation. The reason for the blocking is non-payment.”
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