RAPPER ORUAM ASKS GIRLFRIEND TO MARRY AT THE EIFFEL TOWER

Actress and presenter Valentina Bandeira, 30, caused controversy when she commented on actor Humberto Carrão, 32, in an interview with the podcast "Selfie Service". Valentina stated that Carrão is a "typical left-winger" and suggested that the actor should relax more and allow the public to consider him handsome.

During the interview, Valentina mentioned that she would like to be a romantic partner with Carrão in a remake of "The Carnation and the Rose". However, she highlighted that the actor needs to take himself less seriously. "The other day I saw a video of Carrão boring. The guy asking him what it was like to be a heartthrob. 'No, because I only talk about my work'. Wow, Carrão, calm down, relax. Everyone wants to find you beautiful and everything is fine”, commented Valentina.

Valentina Bandeira described Humberto Carrão like a “caviar leftist, leftist samba style from Rio de Janeiro”. There's also this thing about the internet... The world of actors is a little different. It's not like digital influencers, who are constantly taking selfies, making videos. for all that great work,” he added.

The comments by Valentina Bandeira had repercussions on social media, dividing opinions among fans. Some supported the actress' criticism, while others defended Humberto Carrão, highlighting his talent and dedication to his work.

The daughter of Maíra Cardi and Arthur Aguiar, Sophia, five years old, caused controversy on social media after stating that the cell phone of an employee of Aguiar was "a poor person's". The video of the incident went viral, leading Maíra to blame the girl's father for the attitude, while the actor responded to the criticism.

The incident occurred when a cook was filming dinner with an Android cell phone. Sophia, upon seeing the device, commented: "Your cell phone is poor", and then picked up an iPhone, saying that it was a beautiful phone.

Arthur Aguiar used his Instagram to explain the situation and ask for respect for his daughter. "She [Sophia] only said that because she heard someone saying it. She didn't get it out of her head. So, I'm sorry to anyone who felt offended, but there's no need for all this hate," said the actor. He also highlighted that Sophia had already been reprimanded for her attitude.

The next day, Maíra Cardi commented on the episode in an interview with journalist Léo Dias, highlighting that the girl always returns from her father's house with different behaviors. "I have never seen, in my life, my daughter say such barbaric things. It actually scares me a lot, and if she did, I would be grounded, with all certainty in the world, in the same way that I completely disapprove of her listening to songs for adults that talk nonsense or funk. But, unfortunately, it doesn't always come back the way it was", said Maíra.

Rapper Oruam, known for his controversies, had his show at the Wehoo Festival, in Recife (PE), canceled after asking fans to curse the organizers. The incident generated repercussions, with internet users demanding that Rock in Rio, where the artist is scheduled to perform, also cancel his participation.

Oruam, son of Comando Vermelho leader Marcinho VP, caused controversy when stating in a video on social media that he was "pissed off" by the cancellation of the show at the Wehoo Festival and encouraged his followers to insult the organizers. The rapper also expressed confidence in his performance at Rock in Rio.

The statement provoked reactions from internet users, who began to call for the cancellation of Oruam's show at Rock in Rio. Comments on social media about the Rio event put pressure on for the rapper's removal from the lineup, but so far, Rock in Rio has not commented on the matter.

Meanwhile, Wehoo Festival justified the cancellation of Oruam's show, stating that its positions and statements do not match the values ​​of the event. In a statement, the festival communicated its decision to cancel the rapper's performance after a careful evaluation, highlighting the importance of consistency with the principles they promote.