Deolane mocked Beiçola’s controversy on social media. Photos by Reproduction/Instagram
Deolane Bezerra spoke out on social media after alleged audio recordings surfaced of Marcos Oliveira, known as Beiçola, seeking to hire male prostitutes. The controversy arose because the actor recently went public and asked to borrow money, claiming he was in financial trouble. In fact, Deolane was one of the celebrities who helped Beiçola back then.
The celebrity spoke out on Instagram Stories, made fun of the topic and said that the actor wanted to perform.
“Attention, respectable audience, you’re hungry for controversy, aren’t you? I’m so at peace, guys… But I want to ask you something: Do you have these audio recordings of this boy? Apparently he looks like a cookie baker.” “I had to hear those audios to position myself,” he said.
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It should be recalled that Marcos criticized Deolane even despite receiving R$50,000 from the influencer. The actor mocked the amount and called the celebrity stinky.
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Despite the fame and success of their artistic work, many famous people have already admitted to struggling with financial problems and even publicly asked for help. Names like Florinda Meza, the eternal Dona Florinda, Marcos Oliveira, Beiçola from A Grande Família and Mário Gomes are on the list; Checkout
In 2019, Marcos Oliveira, the eternal Beiçola from A Grande Família, became the topic after explaining that he was unemployed and had no money to pay for electricity. The actor’s situation was so difficult that he almost had to leave his apartment in Botafogo, Rio de Janeiro. Former Polegar Ricardo Costa asked for help on social media that same year. He, who worked as a snack seller in São Paulo, said he was at risk of becoming homeless. “I have an eviction notice from the house I live in, which has already been ordered by the judge. Documentation of food traces is delayed, I cannot work. I delayed water and electricity with a notice period,” Florinda Meza told the Eternal at the time Dona Florinda from the series Chaves experienced difficult times in 2015, almost two years after the death of her husband Roberto Bolaños. At that time, she offered her villa for sale at a price well below the market price and, according to the international press, was on the verge of bankruptcy. In May of this year, Florinda, who is 70 years old, asked for a job: “Remember that I’m still alive, I’m an actress, call me! I was born for this!” Without invitations to work as an actor, Mário Gomes had to find an alternative to make a living. In 2017, Mário, once one of television’s biggest heartthrobs, was caught selling snacks on a beach in Rio. At that time, the actor also rented the house where he lived for parties and events. In 2019, he made a special appearance on television in the soap opera Tempo de Amar. Globo Sander Mecca, leader of the extinct band Twister, which was successful in the early 2000s, had drug problems, was arrested and spent almost two years behind bars on human trafficking charges. To make a living after losing everything he had achieved at the group’s peak, he performs on the subway in São Paulo. Without money, former menudo Roy Rosselló waived child support several times and was arrested as a result. The lack of payment of the pension also led to the musician’s departure from the seventh edition of A Fazenda. To pay off his debts, Roy sold jewelry in São Paulo and opened a snack bar in Rio Grande do Sul. The financial situation of Valerie Harper, the former star of the series Rhoda, deteriorated due to health problems. The actress was diagnosed with cancer in 2009 and spent $3 million, the equivalent of more than R$11 million, on treatment for the disease. According to North American website Radar Online, Valerie and her husband sold their home and started a virtual fundraiser so she could continue her treatment.