Actor José de Abreu, 76, repeated a video of actress Cássia Kis, 64, praying in a coup camp with a copy of an Imperial Brazilian flag on the altar dedicated to the saints.
At the time, he ironically asked whether the artist had become a monarchist.
On his Instagram profile, the actor shared the shot of Kis holding a picture of Our Lady of Aparecida surrounded by coup leaders singing a Catholic prayer. Then the actress places the image of the saint on a kind of altar covered by the imperial flag.
In the caption, José de Abreu wrote: “Has he also become a monarchist?”.
In the comments to the post, celebrities such as actress Deborah Evelyn and actor Johnny Massaro reacted with outrage.
“I really can’t understand it!!!” wrote Deborah Evelyn. “Wtf,” Massara said, using English slang for “what the fuck” to symbolize misunderstanding something.
“What a thing… speechless,” said actor Antonio Grassi. “Since she kisses like that, so be Cassia!!!” commented actor Anderson Muller. “Aparecida asks, ‘What did I do wrong,'” wrote actress Elisa Lucinda.
Cássia Kis, the voter of defeated President Jair Bolsonaro (PL), has supported coup acts by those unhappy with the outcome of the elections that helped Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) win.
Abreu accuses Cássia of homophobia
Recently, José de Abreu filed a lawsuit against Cássia Kiss for homophobia. The actor, who is a father to a trans woman, has accused the actress of “a crime against society” for making discriminatory speeches against the LGBTQIA+ community.
In a live with Leda Nagle, Cássia criticized homoaffective relationships because “a man with a man cannot have a child, and a woman with a woman cannot have a child either”.
José de Abreu filed a joint lawsuit against Cássia with psychologist Paula Dalaio and institutions such as Antra (National Association of Transvestites and Transsexuals), Group of Lawyers for Sexual and Gender Diversity and ABGLT (Brazilian Association of Lesbians, Gays, Bisexuals, Transvestites, Transsexuals). ) a and intersex).