BBB 23: Despite the apology, Ricardo analyzes that he should put his brother on Paredão and justifies: “Former…

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Marvvila warns Alface of the need to make a decision about whether his brother should be friends or leave for good

By Thais Fonseca

03/29/2023 21:04 BRT

BBB 23: Ricardo forgives but insists on sending his brother to Paredão: “Scars”. Image: Gshow reproduction.

There’s nothing better than a good conversation to resolve friction, but for Ricardo, talking to his brother didn’t undo the pain caused so far. Speaking to sisters in the Leader’s Room of the BBB 23 house (TV Globo, Wednesday night (29)), the biodoctor proved unstoppable, sending his opponent into the next hot seat. Earlier, he and César had a frank conversation claiming an apology.

Born in Sergipe, he has opened up to leader Sarah Aline and sister Marvvila about his role as a gym nurse, Cezar apologizing to him after all the bullshit and fighting that followed the Game of Discord. He explains what he thinks after Bahia’s apology: “I have a good heart, every time he apologizes to me I see that it comes from the heart. He runs over himself…” analyzed Alface.

BBB 23: Ricardo forgives but insists on sending his brother to Paredão: “Scars”. Image: Gshow reproduction.

“I’m sorry because I’m not perfect either, it’s just that my trajectory with him is just the spanking I take from him. If you look at the things he did to me and I did to him, there is a mismatch. . But then go into the callus of those who feel the pain. For those observations, Alface considers putting the Bahian in the spotlight: “I still think I have to put him on Paredão,” he shot.

“As much as there is an apology, there are wounds, scars. I have reason, yes, to nominate him for Paredão, although he apologized to me.” Go around [o Cezar] back and forth, I think it’s kind of dangerous… it can confuse the minds of those who are in and those who are out,” the singer said.

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.