The fight between David and Beatrice who It started in CeneraoLast Monday (8), the fairy's room shook and the discussion between them did not stop.
There have already been screams and exchanges of barbs, and this time, on the night of Tuesday (9), after speaking to Bahian and asking his brother not to search for her on BBB24 anymore, in a conversation with Isabelle and Alan, the saleswoman from Bras says he will complain about him to the confessional.
In the conversation, Isabel asks Bea to talk to her if she gets upset with her sister and explains that the situation is complicated, because she loves them both.
“Tell me if you're upset with me and don't want to talk,” the Manawarra woman says.
“No, I just want you to advise him, Isabel, so that he doesn't look for me. If he's fake, that's about him, I'm not fake enough to offend you, make a dirty argument and then…” says the saleswoman.
“I think he wanted to make everything clear,” Isabelle says.
“No, he's playing so far, and he'll play until the end,” Alan says. “He's playing with words. He came here to play. Alan, I wasn't supposed to talk to him here. I wasn't born yesterday.” “I'm 23 years old, and even now I've noticed this.”
“He won't rest, and neither will you,” the dancer says.
“No. I'm not going. He'll look for me, I won't talk. If he starts following me, I'll go to Confessionário and tell the production team: 'He's bothering me, he's following me all the time'. I don't want him to follow me and talk to me. I don't have to talk to him.” Beatrice says.
Its repercussions on social networking sites
On social media, the Brass seller's statement was one of the most talked about topics on Tuesday (9). There are those who defend Beatrice, but there are also those who oppose her. “Kkkkkkkkkkk you upset the whole house for like 100 days and now you want to go to confession,” says one X (formerly Twitter) user.
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