The photo sessions women take during their pregnancy are among the most precious memories they keep. Nadia Ferreira chose an incomparable one as she was transformed into a work of art by her husband’s hand, MarkAnthonyand the famous artist Romero Britto.
The Paraguayan model wed the salsa singer on January 28, 2023 in a spectacular celebrity-filled wedding. A few weeks later, they announced that they were expecting their first child together (and the seventh for Marco Antonio Muñiz).
The ‘What Price Is Heaven?’ performer’s connections are undeniable, as his groomsmen were nothing more and nothing less than David Beckham and Carlos Slim.
Therefore, it is not difficult to imagine that Romero Britto, the famous Brazilian painter and sculptor, could take the morning to turn Nadia Ferreira’s body into his canvas.
THE PHOTO SESSION OF NADIA FERREIRA, MARC ANTHONY AND ROMERO BRITTO
Nadia Ferreira celebrated her 24th birthday on May 10 and became a work of art just two days later. Earlier this morning, the model announced to her more than 2.8 million followers on Instagram that she would be doing a special photo session.
Photo session by Marc Anthony, Nadia Ferreira and Romero Britto (Photo: Marc Anthony / Instagram)
What nobody expected was that Romero Britto would also be there, sharing a film of the process of filling Nadia with paint. In the video, the beauty queen’s belly is seen to be covered in the artist’s signature colorful paint job.
In addition, she wore a kind of skirt of a light shade, which the painter and Marc Anthony themselves filled with flowers and hearts. This particular gesture springs from the affection he has for the couple and those he considers his family.
“Doing what I love with the people I love. “A lazy Friday with the family,” Britto wrote in the video’s caption.
WHAT MARC ANTHONY SAYS ABOUT THE EXPERIENCE
Marc Anthony also had a great time and captured the moment with a photo on his social media. In the picture, his wife is posing with the finished work and the two men are sitting with her.
“When a true picture is worth a thousand words,” wrote the singer.