Presenter of the program “É de Casa”, Maria BeltrauThe 50-year-old was present during the warm-up of “Crianca Esperança” on TV Globo last night, but she disappeared when the program went live and raised questions on social networks: What happened to her?
During the break of the TV series “Pantanal”, for example, the presenter appeared along with Tadeu Schmidt and guests inviting the audience to watch the attraction and donate to help entities that provide assistance to children throughout Brazil.
However, once singers L7nnon and Ludmilla opened the attraction, only Marcos Mion, Paulo Vieira, Tadeu Schmidt and Taís Araújo were shown on screen as special presenters on “Crianca Esperança” night.
Quickly, Maria Beltrão’s absence from direct attraction became one of the most talked about topics on Twitter.
Faced with fallout and questions about her absence, “É de Casa” presenter interacted with columnist Chico Barney, from splashexplaining that she was only invited to be present in the heat of attraction.
“That’s it! I was in the heat… I was just in the heat,” the journalist wrote.
Bonner pays tribute to Marcus Mjon
In the warm-up stage of “Crianca Esperança”, Journal Nacional opens a space for presenters William Bonner and Renata Vasconcelos Talk to broadcasters invited to the attraction.
Then Marcus Mayon stole the show by giving Bonner a special “good night.” The journalist, in turn, surprised the presenter of the program “Calderao” by telling him that he had agreed to be assigned to the Rio de Janeiro station.
Let me tell you that it’s not just me, but the entire Jornal Nacional team celebrating your arrival at Globo. I’ve worked with the company for over 30 years and can’t remember seeing anyone celebrate as much as I’ve come to work at Globo. So our good night is for you, Taise, Maria, Tadeo, for Paolo Vieira, you shine in “JN” with justice and help pump more gas into Crianca Esperança. Thank you very much for being with us.
William Bonner
Surprised by the message, Marcus Mayon announced himself to the presenter of the “JN” program. “Thank you Bonner, I love you,” he concluded.
