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Deolane Bezerra had a difficult time at A Fazenda 14
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Of life’s most unusual twists and turns, this is undoubtedly the most surprising of all that this humble columnist has already reported: Deolane Bezerra and Record are negotiating a “peace deal,” after all the meanness that happened in A Fazenda 14 The proposed terms include an end to media attacks, no justice for breach of contract and, surprisingly, a proposal for the celebrity to become a presenter on the channel.
This text has many details and it is important that you, dear reader, pay attention to the whole story. Negotiations have been ongoing since late January, with meetings behind closed doors at the station’s headquarters and very few names involved in the talks.
The column was made aware of the existence of negotiations for Deolane Bezerra by a name in Record’s top management to have a permanent position at Domingo Espetacular, an electronic magazine that currently represents one of Record’s largest audiences. The idea is that MC Kevin’s widow has the opportunity to show a more human side, including her social work, so that the general public “forgets” about the dark side that will be revealed in A Fazenda 14.
I immediately contacted Record’s press office, who informed me that no negotiations had taken place in this regard. But the evidence to the contrary is abundant. Starting with the fact that the information came from someone who holds a respected position within the house.
In addition, I have resorted to my legal sources which have accessed the national judicial systems and have found absolutely no lawsuits by Deolane Bezerra against Record and vice versa. It is worth remembering that, after quitting the reality show, the socialite announced live on the eve of the grand finale that she was going to fight the broadcaster in court. At the time, the widow stated, among other things, that she had been the victim of false imprisonment.
After the endofyear celebrations and with the mood calming down, Record’s lawyers began meeting with former BBB Adélia Soares, who is defending Deolane. In January, a source from the column met Adélia in the corridors of the train station in Barra Funda, more precisely in the area where the legal department is concentrated, and she left a room with the following sentence: “Deo will not agree to that. Won’t!”.
Since then, Adelia has appeared on the channel with some regularity. Detail: She was never accompanied by Deolane. And note the following coincidence: MC Kevin’s widow never attacked Record on social media again. Neither she nor her sisters, who were the protagonists of a scandal at the headquarters of A Fazenda 14. Before these “peace negotiations”, the entire Bezerra family spoke out against the broadcaster every day. Now the silence is buried.
Dayane, one of the Widow’s more talkative sisters, stopped attacking the station and even recently issued a statement stating that she would agree to participate in A Grande Conquista. The speech, while sounding unpretentious, is a warning that the Bezerra family’s relationship with Record has changed.
The column also learned of a recent meeting in April between Adélia and the management of Domingo Espetacular. The meeting did not take place at the station’s headquarters. And the details of that conversation are unknown to anyone working on the show.
During the press conference for A Grande Conquista, Deolane Bezerra’s name was mentioned by several journalists during their questions, and the channel’s announcers, including the directors in attendance, didn’t dodge the answers, but their speeches were pretty much geared towards making the impact of too mitigate the widow’s passage through A Fazenda 14, which neither bears the ink when it comes to answering the questions, nor in adjectives with pejorative terms.
Now we have this information that Deolane’s interlocutors are in this conversation with Record to make this peace deal. Whether she will actually host a painting on Domingo Espetacular is still a mystery, but the column claims the suggestion did exist.
I looked for the lawyer Adélia Soares on her three phones (two mobiles and one landline) but I was not answered. If she chooses to manifest after this text is published, her version will be added here.
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