From Jojo Todynho to Mariana Rios, celebrities detonate, support and make fun of Caio Castro

After the actor Caio Castro, 33, created controversy by declaring that he is uncomfortable not sharing an account with a partner when he is on a date, many anonymous and famous netizens gave their opinion on the artist’s practice. Some supported, others criticized and there were even those who just made a joke.

Names like Felipe Neto, Deolane Bezerra and Jojo Todynho were against the heartthrob. The youtuber disapproved of the actor’s thinking, pointing out that being a woman “is already more expensive” for several reasons. He snapped: “We benefit from everything, bro, so shut up and pay the bill, for God’s sake.”

Deolane sent an indirect to the artist and said that “paying dinner is not supporting a woman”, rebutting Castro’s speech. The singer Jojo Todynho was direct when sending a message to women saying: “work, study, value yourself and get Caios out of your lives. In fact, don’t even let them in”.

Actress and singer Mariana Rios, 37, was also not left out of the discussion and disagreed with the artist. “The boy has to pay the bill on the first date. That’s chivalry. That’s being a gentleman. That doesn’t mean he’s going to pay for me, support me, that I depend on him, that I’m enjoying something that’s his “, he said, in an interview with PocCast.

Leo Picon, 26, defended his friend, despite calling him a bitch. He said that because Castro is “synonymous with beauty, heartthrob and eye candy”, paying the bill is “the least” anyone should do. The artist’s girlfriend, Daiane de Paula, made a joke of the whole situation.

She shared an image that said: “A thousand will interfere in your life, ten thousand in your choices, but only you will pay your bills. In the caption, she had initially written: “The people do not forgive, I am of the people”, before edit and change the text to “mood saves”.

Surfer Gabriel Medina, 28, was also one of those who made fun of the situation. Single, he said he is looking for someone to pay the bill. “Lots of people arguing over who pays the dinner bill and I’m here looking for an opportunity to pay,” he wrote, adding heartbreak, sad face and laughter emojis.

Finally, the owner of the controversy himself commented on the subject, through publications on Instagram, and points out that there was an “misunderstanding” of his lines. “Failure to understand a speech demonstrates the presence of an error; to understand it, but misrepresent it, demonstrates the absence of honesty. Paying dinner is not supporting a person, but to say that I said such a thing is to support a lie,” he wrote.