Anitta, 29, was previously criticized for her treatment of employees following the release of the 2020 documentary Made In Honório (Netflix). The artist claims she has become “a different person” in relation to charges.
“I’m very different today. My team, the people who meet me and my friends don’t understand anything. Some even call me Buddha,” he joked during the press conference for the documentary EU, which stars Anitta, an associate producer.
The singer said she changed her mindset after facing health issues. She gave a recent example of her behavior change: She says “everything went wrong” behind the scenes of her participation in the Latin Grammy earlier this year.
“I wore a dress to the shoot and the pigment from the outfit stayed on my skin. It didn’t come off at all. The barber didn’t take the stuff. […] There were no more clothes from the fitting the day before, just a dress. I said, “Ah, I’m going barefoot. We’ll get some shorts.
She explained that she sees the “positive side” of situations and always prioritizes wellbeing, even in the face of the hectic routine of commitments and presentations.
“I could almost die, I wouldn’t cancel appointments. If I passed out or went to the hospital, it didn’t matter,” he commented.
I leave things to other people and what can be done will be done. Before I put everything in front of me.
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“I didn’t know if I could do a show”
During the conference, Anitta revealed that she also needs to treat EpsteinBarr, a virus popularly known as “kissing disease” that can be one of the causes of multiple sclerosis in chronic cases.
She celebrated the show that took place yesterday at the Brazilian Arena in São Paulo. “I couldn’t go to the second floor of my house,” he recalled the moment he was confronted with the health issue.
“I didn’t have the condition to sing, to breathe. Yesterday was a celebration, I didn’t know if I could make it through the whole show. It was a bit more work, but I totally made it. I didn’t care if they made mistakes, to me everything was great.