Last night, in the formation of the fifteenth wall in’BBB 22″ (TV Globo), Arthur Agyar Comment on not participating in the conversation about his candidacy on the next wall.
And at the end of the vote, former Rebeldy, Douglas Silva, and Giseilan put together Eliezer In the hot seat, Arthur spoke to the brothers in the grunge room.
Arthur said, “I don’t agree. I lived it all off the wall and later knew it was fake. I packed my bag, lived the feelings…”. “But you didn’t risk leaving,” Scobey replied.
This is because the surfer, PA and DG nominated brother for the hot seat, Arthur He didn’t like the excuse that he didn’t go to the wall Do The time since he encountered one, even if it was fake, was two weeks ago. Scooby then stated that he agreed with the brothers about this and that they decided to nominate the participant with the most time without going to the hot seat.
Arthur said, “I didn’t take part in the conversation. I didn’t agree with you about my wall being invalid and left the conversation.” But at the time we were talking about that too,” said the surfer. “But I am no longer there, I have already left,” the actor noted.
“This conversation about voting for you didn’t happen. We thought of a benchmark that would be good for everyone. I understood that you experienced the dynamics of the wall, but I think you were the last person at risk of leaving,” Scobey analyzed.
On the Saturday Night Show, Globo TV showed the conversation that took place outside the house.
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According to a UOL poll, the row over who will leave the competition is still fierce with Giseilan, Arthur and Douglas Silva.
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