Leo Dias reveals he pays R$ 40 thousand every time he pronounces Anitta's name on TV: "I fell into this mistake"
It's worth a car! Leo Dias reveals bizarre amount he has to pay every time he says Anitta's name: 'I fell into this mistake'
Comadre, pull out the chair and close your mouth tightly with a golden key, because pronouncing certain words on Brazilian television is costing more than an apartment entrance! Journalist Leo Dias opened up during the program Melhor da Tarde, on Band, and revealed an unbelievable financial clause that he has with the powerful Anitta: every time he dares to say the singer's artistic baptismal name in public, he needs to shell out a real fortune!
The bombshell confession took place on Wednesday afternoon (16), comadre, during the live chat on the program led by Catia Fonseca. While commenting on the latest events in the pop world without mentioning the artist by name, Leo Dias was asked about the mystery and decided to open up about the backstage of the legal dispute he had with the funk singer in the past. He clarified that he did not lose the lawsuit, but preferred to sign an amicable conciliation agreement to end the clash, acknowledging that he had gone too far in certain publications of the time, although he admits that with today's mind he would not accept the same demand.
It was then that the journalist revealed the astronomical figure that accompanies any mention of the star: each slip costs exactly R$ 40 thousand in termination fine. The presenter admitted without embarrassment that forgetting has already caused him real loss, confessing that he paid the penalty a few times for having fallen into the trap of pronouncing the forbidden name in the heat of the broadcasts. To top it off, Leo pointed out that the golden gag is a two-way street, since the agreement establishes total reciprocity and prohibits the artist from publicly quoting him under the same financial penalties.
Taking advantage of the hook of the courts, the gossip countered the reputation of being a collector of judicial defeats against famous personalities. He pointed out that he faced only seven lawsuits filed by celebrities throughout his career in the press and was victorious on six occasions, reiterating that he always has as a priority to build bridges and sew agreements before letting the raids turn into endless fights on the forums.
It's that old story that we always repeat at our coffee table, right comadre? Whoever says what they want needs to have their wallet very well stuffed to pay the consequences, because in celebrity court a single syllable out of place costs the price of an entire garage!
And you, comadre? If each slip in gossip cost R$ 40 thousand reais out of your pocket, would you be able to keep it a secret or would you already be up to your neck in debt?