The model and actress Isis Freitas died of tuberculosis at the age of 22, just as she was about to fulfill the dream of many Brazilian actors: debuting on television and on the country’s largest broadcaster, Globo.
In addition to her work as a model, the artist was in the testing phase to take part in the next Globo soap opera “A Vovó Sumiu”.
The agency that represented Isis Freitas spread the news of her death through its social networks.
On Monday the 13th, his loved ones said their last goodbyes and buried his body in the Sao Francisco Xavier Cemetery in Rio de Janeiro.
“It is with great regret and sadness that we inform you of the death of our actress and partner Isis Freitas,” said the company LMA Producciones, which represented the model.
He then added: “On behalf of the entire LMA cast and staff, our deepest condolences go out to all his friends and family.” “We are united in solidarity in the face of this irreparable loss.”
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According to Brazilian media, the young model was urgently hospitalized due to problems with tuberculosis, an infectious disease caused by a bacterium that usually affects the lungs.
Isis was hospitalized at the medical center until Sunday, November 12, where complications arose from her condition that would have resulted in her death.
At her young age, the name Isis was already beginning to be noticed in the Brazilian entertainment world, which is why some celebrities spoke out with messages on social networks after the announcement of her death.
In addition to acting, he became known for his theater works. She had more than 6,000 followers on her social networks and on her last birthday in February she expressed her joy at being surrounded by their affection.
“22 years of love in this life. Family, friends, work, experiences and making dreams come true, that’s what I surround myself with,” she posted last February.
Isis Freitas loved life and expressed it in her February post: “I love birthdays and this is exactly the post. For a new cycle with lots of love. “Axe.”