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Preta Gil opened up about her hair loss during the new phase of her cancer treatment. The singer said that the hairs fell out again after managing to recover some of them. This Thursday (19), the artist seemed calm if she needed to shave her hair.

On Instagram Stories, singer Gilberto Gil's daughter commented on her hair loss while getting ready for an event. . The artist stated that she is dealing with the moment as well as in the first phase of treatment. “People ask me a lot about my hair”, began Preta.

“They ask if it won't fall out and if I won't go bald. He is falling, but it is a partial loss. But it's falling a lot. The other time I managed and didn't shave my head. This time, we are in the second cycle, let's see”, she explained.

Amidst her hair loss, Preta Gil said that she has already thought of some ways to deal with her shaved head, such as how to start using it. scarves. “There are still four to go, but that’s okay. We put scarves and other things on our hair and then it grows”, he added.

Last Thursday (19), singer and actor Will Smith was one of the main attractions at Rock in Rio, performing on the Sunset stage. Before taking the stage, the Hollywood star received a personalized Flamengo shirt, delivered by Brazilian singer Naldo Benny, who took advantage of the moment to share the special occasion on social media.

In a post on Instagram, Naldo celebrated the meeting with the American star, famous for films such as "Bad Boys" and the series "Um Maluco no Pedaço". "Fu** shit lol. It's Naldo and Will Smith over there", wrote the singer in the caption of the photo in which he appears alongside Will Smith, tagging the actor in the publication.

CUSTOMIZED SHIRT FOR WILL SMITH

The shirt given by Naldo to the actor was model number 1 of the current Mengão season, personalized with the number 10 and the Will Smith's name on the back. The gift symbolized the star's rapprochement with Brazilian football and the red-and-black club, in a gesture of affection before his brief, but memorable, presentation at the event.

BRIEF, BUT IMPACT SHOW ON THE SUNSET STAGE

Will Smith took to the Sunset stage and gave a short performance, lasting just 18 minutes. In his performance, the American actor and singer brought hits such as "Man in Black", "Work of Art" and the soundtrack to the film "Bad Boys", showing excitement when interacting with the audience. During the show, Smith said a few words in Portuguese and expressed his affection for Rio de Janeiro.

Despite the enthusiasm at Rock in Rio, the night did not end on a positive note for CRF. On the same day, at Maracanã, Mais Querido was defeated by Peñarol 1-0, complicating their situation in the Libertadores quarter-finals.

Actor Babu Santana, known for his performance in soap operas and for his participation in reality shows, announced his candidacy for the position of councilor in the municipal elections in Rio de Janeiro, which will take place in 2024. With this decision, Babu joins a series of public figures who decided to follow the path of politics, bringing their experiences and visibility to the electoral scene.

Babu's entry into politics follows a trend observed over the years, where several celebrities used their popularity to gain public office. One of the most striking examples is that of Tiririca, who was elected federal deputy in 2010 and 2014, being the most voted in the country in his first election. His trajectory showed the impact that media personalities can have at the polls.

Another name that made history was Jean Wyllys, winner of Big Brother Brasil 5, who served as federal deputy for Rio de Janeiro between 2010 and 2018. His political career, however, ended in 2019, after receiving threats that put his security at risk, highlighting the challenges faced by politicians in Brazil.

In addition to them, other celebrities also entered political life. Ratinho, famous TV presenter, was a councilor in Jandaia do Sul and Curitiba, as well as a federal deputy. Leci Brandão, renowned singer and songwriter, has been a state deputy in São Paulo since 2010 and was re-elected several times, consolidating her position as an active voice in São Paulo politics.

Romário, Brazilian football idol, also migrated to politics, occupying positions as federal deputy and senator, always with an outstanding performance. Gilberto Gil, music icon, was a councilor in Salvador in 1989 and Minister of Culture in the government of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva in 2003.