Sao Paulo
Actress Cássia Kis, 64, who is on the air on the soap opera Travessia (Globo), was criticized on social media by fellow artists after taking part in a coup demonstration this Wednesday (2). searched by F5she did not reply until the publication of this text.
Director and actress Mika Lins shared a video of Cassia kneeling with other praying protesters. “Ridiculous. She doesn’t believe in any of it…Manipulating,” she wrote in the caption.
“Our little friend isn’t feeling well, is he?” commented actress Betty Gofman. Mika replied: “Very crazy. But I might go crazy donating baskets of basic groceries.”
Actor Milhem Cortas didn’t seem to believe the image he saw of Cassia. “Damned! It was…” he wrote in the post’s comments. “It’s incredible,” said Bárbara Bruno.
The journalist Zé Luiz, father of the singer Manu Gavassi, also criticized Cássia’s participation in the coup acts in Mika’s publication. “There’s an organ sound in her head that’s out of step… like a macabre circus.
“These people who are on their knees in the rain and praying, Cássia Kis, what’s on your mind? Lula is not God’s messenger, fuck democracy and we have to take him out?” tweeted actor Armando Babaioff.
Actress Tuca Andrada was another artist who shared videos of Cássia during the coup protests, harshly criticizing her coworker. “When you think the person can’t get in any more shit than they already have and they prove you wrong,” she wrote in the caption of a video in which the actress clapped hands at the protesters. “And do you think it stopped there? Fools,” he wrote when posting the video of Cássia kneeling in prayer.
Actress Maria Padilha spoke of Cassia’s arrogance. “The saddest thing is the look of Christian supremacy, that Christ is that, full of pride, y’all?” Tuca commented on one of the posts. Other artists said the actress was hospitalized. “Cássia has always been insane but now it’s hospitalization,” wrote actor Nizo Neto. “Psychiatric intervention now,” said actor Junno Andrade.
Cássia has caused controversy for her homophobic remarks and her support for President Jair Bolsonaro (PL), who was defeated by Lula (PT) in the October 30 elections. Globo responded by denying any kind of segregation and prejudice, but did not officially take action against the actress.