In a conversation in the early hours of Wednesday, Slovenia confesses her anger at her boyfriend after her friend Brunna was eliminated.
The atmosphere between Slovenia and Lucas heated up, but not in the way the couple’s fans expected. The early hours of last Wednesday (23) were marked by a sincere conversation between the two, after Brunna Gonçalves left. The dancer, who was on Paredão, left the program after receiving a high percentage of rejection. In this way, Slovenia confesses her anger at her boyfriend, who was responsible for putting Ludmilla’s wife on the Wall, since he was the Leader of the week.
Furthermore, at the time, the young woman said: “My eye hurts from crying so much. There was a time when I was sure I wouldn’t be able to look at you. I’m so angry with him, he’s the one who took away my friend.” Slovenia and Brunna were extremely close, and the dancer was another member of the fourth Lollipop who left the program after going to Paredão. In this sense, the last one was Bárbara, who also came out with a high rejection percentage.
Right after Slovenia’s confession, Lucas still tried to argue. “But we knew that from the beginning, right? I totally understand if you take someone away… Do what?” She replied: “I am a person who defends my friends a lot. I defend them more than myself.”
Slovenia confesses her anger at her boyfriend in a late-night conversation
In any case, during the elimination speech, presenter Tadeu Schmidt pointed out several flaws in Brunna’s game. “Anyone who joins the BBB is like a book that has been completed and begins to write its story. Each person writes their own for each test, party, vote, conversation, attitude. The only way to avoid this risk is to not write. What did you do to leave? What if I told you it was what you didn’t do? We know you could have done much more. People want to see history.”
Likewise, in a conversation with Tadeu shortly after leaving the house, Brunna offered her point of view on the situation. Thus, she commented: “I watch the program a lot, but it’s one thing to be a viewer, another to be a participant. I never imagined it would be so difficult to play this game.”
Source: Purepeople
