Wanessa Camargo denied throwing away photos of her and her exhusband Marcus Buaiz from the time of their wedding. The singer spoke out after a fan found an album containing intimate photos from the wedding in a dumpster in Goiânia, Goiás. The man, identified as Marcos Bilim, said he tried to return it but received no response from the artist’s family.
Bilim showed Wanessa and Buaiz’s wedding album on Balanço Geral SP, on Record. The fan even sent messages to the artist and her parents Zezé Di Camargo and Zilu Godoi, as well as her uncle Luciano Camargo. He admitted that no one should have believed the story.
“I wanted to give the album back to the family. Even though their marriage was over, I wanted to give it back because it is part of their story.” [Mas] I don’t think even the family believed it. I think they think it must be a lie. I contacted everyone, sent messages on Facebook and Instagram and no one responded,” he said.
When contacted by Record Report, Wanessa said she still has the album and hasn’t thrown anything in the trash. “She has not lost any memories,” Shine it On’s spokesperson team said in a press release.
“After it was revealed in the media that Wanessa Camargo had disposed of the photo albums from her wedding to businessman Marcos Buaiz, the press office informs that the singer remains in possession of all the material that she had received at the time of the event “, they added.
“If an official copy was discarded, the Goiâniabased image company Prime may have removed the material contained therein, just as they were found to have removed other wedding materials,” the note said.
Edgar Oliveira, the photographer responsible for recording the wedding in 2007, confirmed the version of Wanessa Camargo’s advisor. According to the expert, the files have already “disappeared from the company” and are no longer in his possession.
“It was in the archives. Since it is already 15 years old, the paper is no longer the same, the layout, some things have changed, even the cover. We keep these old albums in a collection. In case we need it one day.” “We have it there in the archives. It has disappeared from our collection,” he noted.