BBB23: Riccardo shocks his sister by revealing details of his past: “Why didn’t you ever tell me?!” ; He watches

Ricardo Alves (Photo: TV Globo)

It’s been three months since the start of “BBB 23” and we still have a lot to discover about the participants. Thursday (6) Ricciardo left Bruna Griffaue and Sarah Allen speechless when he revealed he was once married.

The three of them were talking in the kitchen when the brother remembered the moment of his life. “When I got married …”He said naturally, as if everyone knew the information. Confused, the sisters asked for more details about the secret. “Oh?! Are you married? With whom? Tell me about this madness!”exclaimed the actress.

Also strange was the psychiatrist, who had an affair with Alface inside the most guarded house in Brazil. “Have you ever been married? On paper, with a wedding ring?”question. Then the biomedical doctor explained the situation. “A stable union, on paper everything”He said.

Making Sarah’s revelation even more shocking: “That is it! Why didn’t you tell us this before?”. In the middle of the interrogation, Sergipe explained that he was 20 years old when he met his then-girlfriend. “It helped me get the scholarship too, we lived together and she moved in with me”, he added. When the relationship ended, the young woman left home again.

However, Bruna left no details unnoticed when Ricciardo was silent when asked if they had officially broken up. “This silence… Oh my God, Facinio, are you still married today?”I asked, shocked. “A stable union I don’t think you need, 10 years old”Proposal. “Imagine if I win the prize? It’s half a halfGlobal continued. He watches:

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Ricardo Alves reveals that he was once married #BBB23 pic.twitter.com/RAv0OE9gHz

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It is noteworthy that according to Brazilian legislation, also in the case of divorce, the end of the stable association must be registered by means of a public dissolution deed. If the spouses acquire assets during the period, they must be divided at a rate of 50% to each partner.