Lady Murillo must be eliminated from Estrela da Casa on Tuesday night (20). The singer faces the first battle of the season in search of the public's votes. Nicole Luiz and Heloisa Araujo are also in the spotlight. The official result will be revealed by the presenter Ana Clara Lima.
In the survey TV NewsHaving received over five thousand votes as of this writing, the gospel artist seems to be at a disadvantage. She scored 24.43% to continue in the match. Heloisa got 27.90%, and Nicole is the favorite with 47.67%.
The scenario is the same in the UOL research. Lady got 22.09% of the votes, Heloisa got 33.59%, and Nicole got 44.32%.
The battle took place in three stages. First, Gael Vicci won the Star Test and nominated Heloísa and Lucca to duel. After the two performed, the audience voted and saved the citizen. Through the Stage Ownership Test, Nick Cruz was crowned champion and nominated Lady to spotlight. Ultimately, Nicole was nominated by a House vote.
Opinion polls do not contain scientific results, but only depict a trend among viewers of the Globo reality show.
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How to vote for Estrela da Casa?
To vote in Batalha do Estrela da Casa, viewers must access the reality show's official page on Gshow. Internet users need to log in with their Globo account or create one for free. After that, you must choose your favorite candidate and confirm your vote. The result will be announced during the live edition on Tuesday.
How to watch Estrella da Casa?
In addition to the daily editions of Estrela da Casa, the public can follow the events live through the cameras provided by Globoplay. The basic plan costs around R$ 24.90 per month.
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