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The participant explained that he did not like the attitudes and personality of the competitors, and went so far as to say that he feels uncomfortable next to the two.
The film “A Fazenda 14” is just beginning, but the participants could not wait for the first impressions of cohabitation and already began to fight and heated discussions. The singer Tate Zaki tore the act and blew up Deolane Bezerra and Petala Barreirosthis Thursday (15), explaining that he did not like the attitudes and personality of the competitors, and went so far as to say that he feels uncomfortable with the two.
The funk girl spoke to Ingrid O’Hara and Redhead from Mars When he revealed that the lawyer’s view is now very different from what it was before confinement: “I thought I’d like her [Deolane]. Upon arriving here, I saw that we were incompatible. I don’t feel comfortable talking to her. The attitudes you take from her wanting to talk a lot. I do not like”said the singer.
She admitted that after a few days of living together, her opinion of the blonde changed. The singer follows the conversation and says so Deolane is not someone you want to have a circle of friends with.: “In my life, I have few friends because I choose the environment I want to be in. In that environment, I never do. I don’t like to chat.”The singer revealed in an interview with the woman.
And Deolane wasn’t the only rural reality participant targeted by Tati Zaqui’s comments. The name of Pétala, a friend of the lawyer, also entered the conversation between funkeira and Ingrid Ohara: “That’s fine, but my problem is with Petal. I spoke to her downstairs: ‘Ah, nice girl, you talk so well.'” In some moments, she completely changed her personality.”And the She said about her impressions.
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