Silvia Abravanel blasts Virginia Fonseca's night out and suggests loss of custody of her children; businesswoman rebuts attacks
Comadre, pull out your chair and hold this coffee very firm, because the playground of the famous not only caught fire, but exploded in one of the heaviest and most unexpected fights in recent times! Presenter Silvia Abravanel, daughter number two of Silvio Santos, completely lost her patience with a video of influencer Virginia Fonseca enjoying a club in Miami and went with both feet on her chest: she publicly suggested that her paternal grandmother, Poliana Rocha, go to court to take custody of her three grandchildren!
The confusion began to heat up last weekend, comadre, after the circulation of images of Virginia Fonseca enjoying a lively night out in Miami, in the United States. In the viral record, the 27-year-old appears dancing relaxed with wads and dollar bills in her hands and attached to her clothes. The video generated mixed reactions on the internet, but the criticism that really detonated the bombshell came directly from the official profile of Silvia Abravanel, 55, on Instagram.
Without mincing words, the SBT heiress directed heavy artillery against the content creator's stance, categorically stating that she does not preserve the children and fired that the paternal grandmother, Poliana Rocha, should file a lawsuit to take custody of Virginia's three children with Zé Felipe. The pinpricks didn't stop there: it was even left for Dona Margareth Serrão, the businesswoman's mother, whom Silvia classified as being "of the same lineage". In another outraged post, the communicator accused Virginia of being disingenuous, stating that the blonde wore a mask to gain millions of followers and would now be showing her true face.
The influencer's response came this Tuesday (27) through a formal statement released by her press office and republished on her social networks. Without naming Silvia Abravanel to avoid giving more stage, the note vehemently repudiated comments that cast doubt on the dignity of her relationship with the little ones. The text pointed out that criticizing public life is a right of anyone, but stressed that putting a woman's motherhood in check crosses all boundaries of common sense and respect, stressing that no disagreement about behavior on the internet justifies questioning the capacity and love with which a mother raises her children.
It's that kind of back-and-forth that leaves everyone speechless, right comadre? We love to follow the frills of the internet and comment on the steps of celebrities, but messing with someone else's child and suggesting a custody fight in court is touching the most sacred wound of any mother!
And you, comadre? Do you think Silvia Abravanel crossed the line by getting involved in raising Poliana's grandchildren or do you agree with the scolding she gave to Virginia's behavior?