Ana Paula Renault, who attended the 16th edition of the BBB (Globo), evaluated that MC Guimê is the only one who can “unmask” Gustavo and Key Alves after Cristian’s departure from BBB 23.
The former BBB stressed that the funk singer is the only one who suspects the pair are playing the same game as the fifth, who was eliminated.
“The only person who can read Guskey’s playing is MC Guimê. He said he’ll put his mouth on the trombone and make it happen,” he said.
Guimê has already noted that the couple are “very playful” and may not show the other brothers everything they think.
“They have strategies, they have visions, they will hide what they think is necessary, they will show what they think is necessary. The exchanges that Sapato has with them may be true, but they are players,” he said Husband Lexa, during a conversation with Allies.
BBB 23: Was religious intolerance the last straw in Cristian’s elimination?
A comment by Cristian on Fred Nicácio pointing out that religious intolerance by the public was the trigger for the elimination of the brother on the fifth wall of BBB 23, according to Franklin David, moderator of splash show.
“When the wall was built, Cristian appeared in the UOL poll after Fred Boco Roso and Ricardo. The issue of religious intolerance was crucial, breaking the camel’s back. Cristian was already building a shameful story,” he said.
Cristian left the program with 48.32% of the votes. On Monday (20th), the exbrother, Key and Gustavo were accused of religious intolerance for making pejorative references to the religion of Nicácio, a Candomblé follower.
Franklin David added that Cristian missed the opportunity to reveal the couple’s support for his plan, approaching Paula to gather information, which contributed to his elimination.
“Cristian didn’t mention that everything he did was mostly influenced by Gustavo and Key.
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