Entrepreneur of Luva de Pedreiro says he did not steal R$1 from the influencer

The public fight that involves influencer Iran Ferreira, known on the internet as Luva de Pedreiro, and his manager, Allan Jesus, has gained another contour. After the boy was dissatisfied with the progress of his career and announced a break in his videos, Allan decided to speak out.

Columnist Leo Dias had already published that Luva’s two accounts would only have just over R$7,500 and that even the fee paid for his participation in Domingão with Huck would have been confiscated in half by Allan. In order to leave the agent, he would have to pay more than BRL 5 million. Sought after, Glova de Pedreiro had not yet responded to requests.

On social media, Allan claims that he is an honest man and that he will prove his innocence. “If it is proven that I stole R$1, I have to pay. I have a name to protect, I have a family and I give it to divine and human justice so that everything can be resolved. I will prove the truth of my actions”, he said.

He also revealed that Iran would have two individual accounts and the knowledge of a third corporate account, which was created this year to receive advertising contract values. According to him, all partners have access to it, including Luva.

“All of our advertising contracts total more than BRL 2 million and no payments have yet been made. All will be made from July 2022, so far the advertising contracts have not been paid yet. Before our company was opened and having a legal account, Iran had made an informal agreement with an agency where he would record some videos on TikTok. At that time, the amount was R$ 20 thousand. As this legal account did not yet exist, the amount was deposited in the account of ASJ Consulting”, he said.

“About the entire process involving ASJ Consultoria and Luva de Pedreiro, I hired an audit so that all contracts, bank accounts and receipts could be seen. I hope to have them in hand soon”, he added.

Another issue raised was that Iran, even after doing a lot of work and theoretically earning a lot of money, would still live in the same humble house. In response, the businessman claims that he himself was in contact with an architect to set up the influencer’s new home.

“In April of this year, I got in touch with an architect and invited her to the project. Since then, they have been negotiating with a global brand where the construction of the new house in Iran was being agreed. As well as all the improvements to the property. project was ready and Iran was aware,” he said.