Fábio William was among the journalists who recently left TV GloboGlobo/Estevam Avellar
Published on 09.04.2023 17:12 | Updated on 4/9/2023 5:12 PM
Publicidade Rio Fábio William spoke for the first time this Saturday about the retirement of TV Globo, along with other wellknown names such as Giuliana Morrone, Monica Sanches and Leila Sterenberg. The journalist, known for hosting “DF 1” in Brasília and “Jornal Hoje” on duty, commented on the channel’s departure in a video posted to Instagram last Wednesday of his daughter Letícia de Lara and colleague Márcia Witczak, who also left Kanal . photo gallery 
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“Since announcing my retirement from Globo, I have received an avalanche of extremely loving, kind, welcoming and generous messages from many people. So I couldn’t help but come here to thank each and every one of you. Thank you for this immense affection I have received. Thank you,” he began, who doesn’t have a profile on the social network.
The presenter also spoke about the “mixture of feelings” he is experiencing after being fired from the network where he debuted as a reporter for GloboNews in 1996. “After all, it’s been 26.5 years at TV Globo, during which I was able to fulfill a dream of a young journalist who dreamed of working at Globo around 40 years ago,” he reported.
“I can only thank you, especially for the last 11 years, where I’ve had my lunch break every day and been able to do what I’ve always liked, which is working with news, with information. Saying what I believed should be said and I said be transparent and I was. Be absolutely honest and I was free to do that,” continued William.
Then Fábio revealed his plans to pursue another profession outside of journalism: “Some people don’t know, I’ve also been a psychologist for a few years. I work in two things. One passion is telejournalism, another professional passion Mine is psychology I’m a clinical psychologist, I’m a psychotherapist, I’m a clinical psychology specialist, I work with adults, couples, clinical hypnosis anyway I only filled half the agenda, now can I’ll fill you in the other half,” he said.
“I’m fine, I’m at peace. For me, life is like an airplane journey: fast and full of turbulence. God is always good, even when we think he’s not. Heart. And stay in peace”, finished the journalist.
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