Adriana Ribeiro, Albert Bressan, Brenda Paixao, Matthew Sampaio, Caroline Menezes and Mosonzinho qualified for the tournament final Brazil Power Couple 6. Winners will be determined on Thursday (14) during the live program. Who do you want to win the reality show in Record? Vote in the poll at the end of this text.
The finalists were determined in different ways. Adriana and Albert won first place After winning the last couples experience. Brenda, Matthews, Carol and Mosonzinho are rescued from Elimination in the Dominican Republic vs Luana Andrade and Joao Haddad.
While going through the confinement program, the three couples stood out to not swallow any kind of insult. Brenda and Matthews had a tough competition with Carol and Mosonzinho. On several occasions, the battles almost ended in aggression.
Adriana and Albert also had a rift with some of the confined and closed alliance with Brenda and Matthews. However, as with Karol, Mussunzinho, Eliza Fagundes and Hadballa, the pagoda and her boyfriend start having problems with allies in the final stage of the game – abandoning the partnership.
After eliminating Luana and Haddad, Adrien Galisto officially announced the names of the three finalists. “Congratulations! I’m so happy. You made history on Power Couple,” the presenter announced.
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The surveys only show a trend on the part of Power Couple viewers, who vote on the official Record website. The final match will be held live on the program on Thursday (14), from 22:45.
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