According to the court, the actress renounced all amounts due to her in connection with the company’s assets.
In an interview with the program Fantástico in August, the actress explained that she was giving up assets estimated at R$18 million due to a dispute with her parents (Silvana Taques and Gilberto Elias). He explained that from now on he would take care of his own money.
The actress said in the interview that even after reaching adulthood, she did not know how much she earned, how much wealth she had and began questioning her parents. “I just want to understand the business. What was the financial matter that was never presented to me. I didn’t know what I was getting, what was being paid.”
Larissa stated that she received an allowance and that she had to obtain approval for every payment, including for unnecessary items. On the show, she showed a message she once sent to her father: “Dad, can you please make a transfer to my account so I can please pay for corn, ice cream and mate here on the beach.”
According to Fantástico, Dalari was opened by her parents in October 2014, when she was 13 years old, with the aim of managing their daughter’s career. The company, which she said she owned only 2% of, also contains most of the equity acquired over the course of her career.
In March, the actress met with her parents and lawyers to seek redistricting, but no agreement was reached.