BBB 23: Key Alves becomes a joke on the web after netizens spot an English mistake in a tattoo: ‘Everything is false’

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After a closer look at the tattoo on the athlete’s inner arm, the BBB lovers decided to “verify” the message the girl puts on her skin and realized the mistake

By Thais Fonseca

02/27/2023 17:15 BRT

BBB 23: Key becomes a joke due to a mistake in the tattoo: “Don’t read”. Image: Gshow reproduction.

Volleyball player Key Alves, who is locked up in the house of Big Brother Brasil 23 (TV Globo), can even imagine that everyone is talking about her, she just has no idea why. This Monday (27) the sister became a prankster on the internet for an unusual reason. Is that that netizens observe not one, but two translation errors in his tattoo, a small sentence in English.

After a closer look at the tattoo on the athlete’s inner arm, BBB lovers decided to “check out” the message the girl is putting on her skin. And the result is that netizens quickly spotted mistakes in writing. The web did not forgive, and soon the topic of social networks and comments on Twitter won.

BBB 23: Key becomes a joke due to a mistake in the tattoo: “Don’t read”. Image: Gshow reproduction.

Key Alves has the phrase “Be Beautifully Hurt” tattooed on his arm. Some more observant netizens tried to “translate” and finally pointed out the correct spelling “Being beautiful hurts,” which can be loosely translated as “Being beautiful hurts.” It hurts my heart,” said one netizen.

“Everything is wrong with this tattoo, including its owner…” commented another microblog user. “What do you expect from someone who doesn’t even know Portuguese?” asked a third person. It is worth remembering that two weeks ago the sister admitted that she had never read a book in her life and that she even had to improve her reading skills in order to advertise on the Internet.

Thais Fonseca, 43 years old, happens to be from Pernambuco, Recife, Rio de Janeiro. In the city of Rio de JaneiroRJ I live out my passion for journalism and good information. I came from the 80’s but the 80’s didn’t come out of me and I’ve liked pop ever since. Cyndi Lauper is my diva. I’ve worked as a press secretary in the public and private sectors, as a police reporter at Jornal Povo do Rio, as an editor at the Favelas News Agency (ANF). At Bolavip Brasil I found myself as an entertainment writer.