After leaving BBB 22, Tiago Abravanel talks about his relationship with his family through a live broadcast on his Instagram.
Actor Tiago Abravanel, who recently left the Big Brother Brasil house, went live last Tuesday (1) on his Instagram. At the time, he spoke about how he was after leaving the program. Tiago withdrew from the competition, which left many viewers surprised.
Furthermore, Tiago Abravanel talks about his relationship with his family after leaving BBB 22, a subject that generated several controversies and a lot of public curiosity. Thus, in the sincere conversation he had, he received some questions about the Abravanel.
So, a fan who was watching the live wanted to know if the Abravanel group on WhatsApp, a messaging app, was still working. “Ah, do you want to know how the family WhatsApp group is? Everything is fine. Everything is fine in the Abravanel family”, he began. “I want to sit down and talk to all of them to find out how they received what I said inside, but everything is fine. At most, there will be an Abravanel Family Cases (laughs).”
Likewise, at another time, he also explained in detail that he had planned every detail of his farewell and departure from the house. “When I understood that my mental health was my priority, I started thinking about how to say goodbye. Engov’s party was the one I had the most fun with. There was a moment at the party when I left. I went to the room and packed my suitcase”, confessed Tiago.
Tiago Abravanel talks about his relationship with his family after leaving BBB 22
Tiago also commented that he thought about talking to everyone in the house, but he couldn’t. “I approached everyone and talked. I just couldn’t get to Eli, Vyni and PA. Eli was crazier than Batman, the PA was worried as a leader and Vyni wasn’t around, but he also wanted to talk to them. There was a moment when I went through Pastor Tiago’s sermon. People thought it was just another emotional speech, but it was my farewell.”
Finally, he also said that he was happy to receive dozens of messages, some of which were a little mocking. “I didn’t receive that many messages even on my birthday. I loved the months of humanized birth, spinning the roulette.”
“For some, it may seem like weakness, irresponsibility… When I looked at that button, I thought: ‘I have to have courage to do this’. Courage to know my limit. Courage for us to understand that our mental health, our heart, our struggles, cannot be less than what we have to feel and live.”
Source: Contigo
