Raissa Barbosa talks about the breakup with a porn actor and says that marriage was not fake

Model and dancer Raissa Barbosa, 31, spoke about the troubled end of her relationship in the podcast Camarim da Juju, hosted by ex-panicat Juju Salimeni and which airs at 19:00 this Tuesday (30).

Raissa was proposed in marriage in September by porn actor Victor Ferraz, but ended the engagement just a month later. “People said that the engagement was ‘fake’, but it wasn’t. I already knew him before A Fazenda”, said the participant of the 2020 edition of the reality show. “Fans never liked him because he already exposed me.”

As soon as the engagement began, while the former couple was on vacation in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, the actor had announced his departure from the pornography business. In early November, after the end of the relationship, he gave up his retirement and stated, in a private profile, that he will return to acting “stronger than ever”.

The separation was marked by public accusations made by both on social networks. Victor Ferraz claimed, in a live stream on Instagram, that he was attacked by Raissa. She argued, in a post in the stories, that she had only defended herself against him, that he was “altered”, speaking “sexist phrases”.

In the interview, the model regretted the exposure. “Relationships have ups and downs, but fights have to be resolved between the couple. There is no need to expose people,” he said. Now single, she confesses that being alone is her biggest fear.

Raissa also opened up about her psychological state during the recording of A Fazenda 12 (Record). She was the 11th eliminated and had her participation influenced by a personality disorder. “It’s borderline personality disorder. Only when I went [para o programa], I did not want to take medicine. I thought that, ‘ah, everything will be fine, nothing will be done,'” recalled the former worker.

On the show, she had moments of difficulty related to mental health, and she also cultivated an enmity with fellow MC Mirella that continued even after the recordings ended.