Carolina Dieckmann says she never posed nude due to dream of ‘man who remembered God’

Actress Carolina Dieckmann, 43, told PocCast why she never starred in a nude shoot for a men’s magazine. The artist stated that she began to receive invitations to pose nude before she was of age, and even considered the possibility, but gave up after a dream.

“I decided I wanted to pose nude. Young, right? I was 17, I didn’t have a child, I didn’t have a husband, I didn’t have anything! Then I talked to my manager at the time and she started negotiating. photos with 17, but it was only going to come out with 18. I think that’s even wrong”, he recalled, in conversation with Rafael Uccman and Lucas Guedez.

“Then we set up a contract signing. The night before, I dreamed of a man with a white beard, who reminded me of God, saying to me, ‘Carol, you’re not going to pose nude, and one day you’ll understand why you didn’t pose nude’. “, added the artist.

The actress said that after the dream, her manager ordered the negotiations to be suspended and that today she understands that the decision was right. “I was going to pose nude because everyone posed at the time, but today would not be something I would have liked to have done. Looking at it today, it has nothing to do with my story. Just like getting silicone,” she added, remembering the surgery. aesthetics.

In March of this year, the actress underwent surgery to explant (remove) silicone breasts. In a text for the Mina Bem-Estar portal, she says that she had the silicone implant 13 years ago after breastfeeding her second son José Worcman.

“Today, I know that I lacked a meaning or, at least, an understanding of it. But, in that 2008, filled with absences, and a desire to be like before, I put silicone”, admits the actress. Dieckmann says that she really liked the result of the silicone implant with small prostheses and that it was hardly noticeable. “And besides, it was beautiful, what harm can there be in that?”, asks the actress.

Despite this, she reveals that the more mature she got, the more she didn’t recognize her body and decided to have the explant. “That’s because, although I was satisfied with the external result, it had nothing to do with who I was internally. It didn’t represent me.”