the singer Mayara who is married to her sister Marissa that it I recently had a real scare at a showsparked controversy on social media on Monday (25) when She looks very slim in the bikini photo.
Although she has already shown off her very toned body in recent daysthe fruit of a Weight loss of approximately 30 kilograms as a result of plastic surgery and obesity treatmentthis time Mayara became the target of criticism and comments from netizens who were shocked by her appearance.
After giving the web something to talk about, the singer finally responded to what was said about her body. In a video recorded on social media on Monday afternoon (25), the star appeared alongside her friend Larry Ferreirawho also manages her repertoire in the duo, encouraged her to comment on the matter.
Then Larry said, “If you're fat, you'll only look fat. If you're skinny, you'll only look thin. You'll screw everyone over.” Mayara, in turn, laughed at the situation and refrained from commenting on the criticism: “It wasn't me who said that. This here is Larry Ferreira. thanks sister! It's the hype“.
If you haven't seen what Mayara's body looks like yet, we have some clicks in the gallery. check it out!
Mayara's weight loss on stage also helped
Having recently undergone liposuctionMayara interviewed columnist Leo Dias at the end of last year Details the reasons for losing weight, which include your personal and professional life:
“Self-esteem, right? I had to improve my self-esteem. Today, I'm flying, and I feel really good, at the best of times…
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