“Of course I had problems with Eris. But I don’t argue, because I don’t let myself go to that point. But I think she was a lot wrong and not just me. It was totally wrong to talk about manhood, the girls themselves said. I don’t get angry, but I feel sad. She was unhappy with the comment and didn’t have enough controversy to say it.”
Guy Napolitano is the eighth in No Limite
in the last episode Bill even tied with Eris in the vote Who sent the lieutenant colonel to the Kalangu tribe. The model admitted that, If he had changed the team, he might not have been eliminated.
“Looking at today, I don’t think so,” he explained. “Eris was able to get into a fight with Caesar in less than two days. I wouldn’t have gotten to that point where Eris had.”
Guy Napolitano scores 8 points for his participation in ‘No Limite’
He even revealed his strategy if he went to the Kalango tribe.
“There, I saw that there was a difficult relationship between Caesar and Jessica. Suddenly, I went to one or the other, I think in Jessica, I could go on. Going to another team, I could have won a test prize, because Iris assumed that mistake too, and she knelt in Test time,” he recalls.
Gui Napolitano also said he wanted to stay in the game and Give a note for your post: “Eighth degree, because of surrendering and not giving up. The union of our group was very good and we continue the friendship abroad. It was that sequence of five tests in a row because of this union. Until these days I commented with my girlfriend that each of us has a different characteristic and that was really cool “.
Gui Napolitano at ‘Bate-Papo No Limite’ – Photo: Gshow
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