Nothing like one day after another. Barred in the ultravip area of Rock in Rio on Saturday night (10), Yasmin Brunet, 34, cut a double and got it: the model entered the vipvip space inside the VIP box this Sunday (11), the last day of the festival. (Soundtrack here: the victory anthem by Ayrton Senna).
If the night before Yasmin huffed and yelled that she considered it “too disrespectful” to leave her outside the glass door that separates the wheat from the chaff in the celebrity world inside Rock in Rio, this time she did everything right. She ran after.
Yasmin went early to pick up the invitation bracelet at a sponsoring brand’s stand, in a mall near Cidade do Rock, posed for photos, took the van with other guests and headed to the festival. Always smiling and waving to the official photographers in the cabin, game played.
When she got there, she looked deeply into the eyes of the employee who had barred her the day before and waved: “Look here, look,” she said, lifting her arm to show the sweaty passport she had tied to her wrist.
But what is so special about this space? Basically, the comfort and privacy that the vipão lacks, where celebrities share the space on an equal footing with anonymous people and, therefore, have to deal with queues, fans and the press.
It’s a microcosm of the box where there are almost 3,000 people. It was there, among the VIPs more VIP than the others, that her ex, Gabriel Medina was located – which raised suspicions that he may have asked the promoters not to enter. Will it be?
BBB 20 winner, Thelma Assis, 37, repeated Yasmin’s plot. One days after being prevented from entering vipvip, there she was, this Sunday, beaming. “I did my homework,” she said, enumerating the same steps as Yasmin.
Both, it is good to say, were allowed to enter on the very first day. But Thelma didn’t want to wait for the bracelet (she was on her feet for more than half an hour) and left. Yasmin entered at the end.
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