The controversial involvement of Rodriguinho on “BBB 24” sparked some speculation about the singer's financial life before he confined himself to the reality show. It turns out that many believe that because of some ingame behavior, he agreed to “burn himself” on national television because he had broken out here and needed to change things.
However, that's not quite the story. Before his move to “BBB 24”, Rodriguinho was doing very well financially. And yes, he went through some very difficult times and even had to rely on the help of friends like singer Thiaguinho to survive. But lately the singer has had a busy touring schedule.
Second the Mariana Morais column As it turned out, Rodriguinho performed an average of 20 to 30 shows per month, even performing at three different venues on the same night. In other words, money wasn't a problem for him at the moment.
To give you an idea, the singer's agent confirmed that he had to cancel 50 already confirmed shows in order to take part in the reality show. Rodriguinho's fee varies greatly depending on the event. However, this costs no less than R$30,000.
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What Rodriguinho and his wife said
On social media, the singer's wife, Bruna Amaral, even mocked speculation that the Pagodeiro was bankrupt. And while in custody, Rodriguinho himself commented on his financial life, without going into too much detail.
“R$3 million (the amount that the prize can reach). Cool, it's about money. I already have the money. There are no emotions here. Are you calling me emotional?” said Rodriguinho. “Man, far be it from me to disparage this program and this award… But here's the thing. I have been on television since I was ten years old, R$3 million, with all due respect, is what I have left from the show,” he explained.
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