Jojo Todynho’s mother-in-law, Marcia, refuted her ex-husband’s comments and denounced him for abusive behavior in her statement.
Jojo Todynho’s mother-in-law, Marcia Antocevicz, decided to go public to criticize the statements made by Lucas Souza’s father, Jojo’s husband. In this sense, Jojo Todynho’s mother-in-law refutes her ex-husband’s comments after he recorded a video to justify her absence at Lucas’s wedding with the funk singer. At the time, Marcia revealed that she lived in an abusive relationship with the man, and also said that he was never a present father.
In the video, Renato justified himself for not attending the wedding, which took place last Saturday (29). In this way, he claimed that Lucas “denied his origins” and that he had been accused of not having helped raise his son. But last Wednesday night (2), Marcia used her social networks to confirm her son’s statement and defend him. “I’m here to record this video to report the video that Mr. Renato sent and published there, in which he says he is Lucas’s father, right? But which he never created.”
“I was never a father, I always raised my three children alone. I lived with him for 12 years and it was the worst thing that happened in my life. It was an abusive relationship, I was cheated on, I was stabbed. Everything you imagine has happened in my life.” Finally, Marcia confessed: “And he was always in trouble, always partying, he never wanted anything to do with his children. And to this day I have a protective measure against him, several police reports, I even filed another one this week.”
Jojo Todynho’s mother-in-law responds to her ex-husband’s comments
In Renato Souza’s video, released by columnist Fábia Oliveira, the man says he did not attend the ceremony because his son did not invite anyone from his hometown. He comes from Fazenda Rio Grande, in Paraná. “I didn’t go to the wedding because, in fact, he denied his origins. The day before, he called me saying that no one was supposed to go there and that left me very traumatized and saddened, because he really grew up there and I didn’t accept it”.
