Always very conservative and without getting involved in disagreements, Mr. Moreira93 years old, his name has been revealed Roger Philip Moreira, his adopted son, who this Tuesday (13) revealed to “Balanço Geral”, on Record TV, which “deprived” the veteran of the inheritance, as well as feeling bad for Cid saying it “was wrong to adopt.”
In the journalist, the hairdresser showed the document that Moreira sent to warn him that it was no longer part of his will. He recalled in the letter when Roger threatened to sue him in labor court for helping him with his voice over work.
“You are still my adopted son because I could not reverse the adoption (…). I made a document and disowned you. I handwritten it and signed it. I collected opinions from health professionals to prove that I am not dementia. It was a mistake to adopt you. Syed wrote in an excerpt From the text: “I’m glad to hear that you were able to support yourself.”
Roger also said in the interview that he was surprised by his father’s attitude and that he had never talked about it before because he was in the middle of treatment to recover from trauma: “Everything was removed. Let’s put it this way, everything was taken from me. Even the apartment I live in which I was given Lee was taken away, the studio he made for me, which was something for my future so that I could have an income, so that I wouldn’t spend my life working,” he said.
Roger, the nephew of Syd’s ex-wife, was adopted by the former broadcaster of Jornal Nacional after he took a vacation at his uncle’s house.
Until this note was closed, Mr. Moreira had not commented on the matter.
See excerpts from the letter by Mr. Moreira:
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