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Camila Camargo pinned her cousin, Nathan Camargo, for revealing about the relationship between Wanessa Camargo and Dou Dolabella
This Tuesday (28), the national celebrity world was surprised to reveal that Wanessa Camargo and Dado Dolabella have resumed the relationship they had in the 2000s. The singer, daughter of Zezé di Camargo, recently separated from her then-husband, businessman Marcos Boise.
The Revelation, made on a podcast by Cousin and NiceNathan Camargo (son of Luciano Camargo, Zezé’s partner in the successful country duo), apparently did not please some family members. Earlier in the evening, the singer’s sister Camila Camargo posted something very similar to the indirect on her Instagram account.
In the post, she shared the phrase “lucky cake” that appears to have been directed at her cousin who talked about her sister’s affair. “Speech is good, silence is better, thinking is necessary. Intuition is sufficient”, Photo posted by Zezé di Camargo’s other daughter.
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Nathan gave an interview to the podcast “A Hora da Venenosa”, presented by Débora Lyra in Goiás, And they talked about inviting him, Anissa, and Dadu to his recent weddingAnd that ended up communicating the rumors that the two were back together that were really true.
A few weeks ago, journalist Leo Dias – who is currently facing public criticism for his role in the controversial Clara Castanho case – reported that Wanessa and Dado were to meet on May 13, Just hours after Zezé di Camargo’s daughter signed a divorce from her then-husband, Marcus Buaiz. Also according to the columnist, the alleged couple had traveled together to Brutas, in the interior of São Paulo, to spend time together without disturbing the media.
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