Cayo Bath was the talk of the class on Wednesday (19) at Terra e Paixão. Cauã Reymond’s healed body caught viewers’ attention, as did his kiss – and chemistry – with Agatha Moreira. The actress plays the villain Graça, who dresses up and all under the shower to win over Antonio’s eldest son (Tony Ramos).
The businesswoman has never been shy about seducing men and thus getting everything she wants at the nine o’clock Opera Globo. She had already taken Marino (Leandro Lima) to bed to really get pregnant, and thus cheated on Daniel (Johnny Massaro) – the first target of her “naval coup”.
Vixen has already arrived full of ulterior motives at the La Selva mansion. “Caio just arrived and went straight to the room, do you want me to tell you?” , asked the housekeeper Angelina (Inez Vianna). “No, let me tell you,” she replied, filled with malice.
Graça caught Caio naked with her hand in her pocket. He asked “what are you doing here?” “I came to take a bath with you,” she replies, and throws herself into the arms of Petra’s brother (Deborah Osorio).
The sequence left netizens in awe. Jessie Gomez joked, “What a tough job Agatha Moreira has to kiss Kawa Raymond and Leandro Lima almost every day. I didn’t want to have a job that much.”
Giovanni Martins added, “Cauã just gave a glimpse of Agatha Moreira in the TV series that made me want to”. Bruno added, “I don’t judge Graça, I would do the same if I walked in and saw Kawa taking a shower.”
“So I envy Agatha Moreira. At this time they were shirtless on my TV,” Tati Nieves continued. “It’s so sweet to watch Kawa Raymond and Agatha Moreira shine on TV,” Adri concluded.
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