admitted to Treats cystitis, Celso Portioli He was banned from participating in Telethon this year. On Saturday night (5), when he was supposed to be on stage, the presenter made a live video call from the hospital where he is being admitted to thank him for a donation of R$4 million.
The amount was donated to the AACD (Association for Aiding Handicapped Children) by The Cacau Show. The owner of the company, Alexandre Costa, was on stage to hand the check. On this birthday, the businessman was accompanied by his daughter Isabella Dervale.
Portioli and Costa showed a friendly relationship. In a short post of just 2 minutes, the Domingo Legal presenter said so I would like to be present at Telethon And at the owner of the Cacau Show.
“I brought your sweetness and that sweetness by your side, Bella. I want to wish you a merry Christmas, and good health straight from the hospital. This sweet shock will please millions of families across Brazil. May God give you everything in health, which you deserve “, he wished SBT employee.
On Friday night (4), a few hours before the Telethon started, Portiolli posted a statement on social media warning him that he would not be running the Solidarity Marathon. “It hurts so much,” replied the artist, who participated in the previous 24 editions of the show organized by SBT.
in immunotherapy due to you had bladder cancerthe Domingo Legal Provider will need to be hospitalized for the next few days after developing an infection.
“My health is excellent, excellent. It is great, but I have to do my treatment, immunotherapy. I am in the third stage, in the third week, where the BCG is put into the bladder, to improve immunity, my bladder responded more than the treatment, I had to be hospitalized Because it was so inflamed,” he explained.
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– celsoportiolli 4 November 2022
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