Virginia Fonseca has spoken out after being accused of copying the script from director Tata Wernick’s Lady Night on her new show on SBT. Ze Felipe’s wife was hired by broadcaster Silvio Santos and recorded the pilot of the attraction on Tuesday (19). “This is not our script,” the blonde replied. “We borrowed it from Danilo Gentile.”
The influencer spoke about the issue after a photo she posted caused negative repercussions on social media. In fact, the recording location is very similar in appearance to the space a Globo employee uses to record the talk show with celebrities.
“We finished the first pilot! And it was amazing. So grateful to everyone who helped make this pilot happen. I finished it with a heart full of love and gratitude! All honor and glory be to God. 2024 is ours! Note: This is not ‘our’ script.” We took it on loan from Danilo Gentile. Thank you, Danilo.
In the comments of the post, influencer Rafael Oakman, who participated in taping the pilot, commented on Virginia’s first appearance. “I didn’t want to give away spoilers, but it’s very funny,” he said. “You’re amazing, I love you,” Ze Felipe said.
The SBT Influencer Program will launch next year. The idea is to show Virginia on Saturdays, in an original and relaxed format that brings relatability to young audiences.
Hey the news It was discovered that broadcaster Silvio Santos registered the Sabadou trademark with Virginia at INPI (National Intellectual Property Institute), but there is still no specific title for the program.
“I am the newest employee at SBT! Think of a happy person, myself! This has always been my dream, and now I am focused and working twice as hard to achieve the best delivery. Especially because I already feel at home,” celebrated Virginia in an interview with Leo Dias.
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