Douglas Silva was the most voted In the Today’s wall From “BBB 22″ (TV Globo). The actor got five votes from the house and one of them was from Natália. Although he voted to defend his friend Linn da Quebrada, Nat felt bad about voting for DG.
“Hey guys, he’s so bad, poor thing, but that’s it, if he’s 4-4 years old, you’ll be the one to go,” Natalia said to Lina. And the artist agreed and said, “It was, but I was already ready for it.”
“She wouldn’t have gone if I vaccinated her and she went instead, that was the only difference,” added Jesse, who was following the conversation.
“Then I should have thrown her away anyway, because you were ready,” answered Natalia. Lina replied, “That’s why I said do what your heart asks, we weren’t counting on your vote.”
“I really thought the one who would vote for DG was just me, Ellie and Lena, the three,” Islo concluded.
A little later, in a conversation with Elizer, Natalia returned to the comment that Douglas Silva should be angry with her. However, Scooby who was passing the room at the time said the brother was not upset.
He may be annoyed with being at the wall and not directly with you. We’re at a point in the game where you can’t expect that someone won’t vote Eliezer is considered.
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