Vinicius, one of the participants of BBB 22, is suspected of having Covid-19 and is worrying many inside and outside the house.
The BBB 22 Discord Game last Monday (1) wasn’t the only thing that caught the public’s attention. In addition to the various discussions generated by the program, the situation of participant Vyni also worried many. In this sense, he started coughing when giving his opinion on the game, and joked, commenting that it looked like an “old car exhaust”.
However, many believe in the possibility and the problem of the BBB 22 participant with suspected covid. So the situation is now serious.
Even with the brothers’ complete isolation at home, the world continues to face the complications of the excessive increase in the number of Covid-19 cases. The situation generally worsened due to the Ômicron variant, which is much more transmissible than all the others. Therefore, taking as much care as possible is crucial at this time. In the Big Brother Brasil house, the concern remains just as strong.
The BBB 22 participant with suspected Covid even complained of body aches over the last few days. Likewise, he even left the room he was sleeping in to stay outside the house. According to him, this way he would not “disrupt the sleep” of other brothers. On the other hand, he also commented that the syrup offered by the program’s production team was not working.
BBB 22 participant with suspected covid worries brothers
At one point, Bárbara asked Vyni if he had been vaccinated. Before the start of the program, producer Boninho made it clear that vaccination would be mandatory for everyone in the house. Everything became even more worrying for the 19 people confined after the news that Luciano, the first eliminated, tested positive for covid-19 just 2 days after leaving the house.
This also caught the attention of the internet, which raised suspicions that Luciano had caught the infection inside the house, and Vinicius’ symptoms were “clear” and pointed to covid. At the time, Globo stated that the program follows strict safety protocols, and participants are monitored at all times by a medical team available 24 hours a day.
