Felipe Neto asks for R$ 50 thousand after ex-SBT says he ‘kid used to children’

Entrepreneur and YouTuber Felipe Neto, 33, filed a lawsuit for moral damages in the amount of R$50,000 against Fabrizio Fasano Júnior, businessman and ex-juror of the SBT Bake Off Brasil reality series, and the psychologist and ex- parliamentary advisor Valéria Rozen Scher. Wanted, Fasano did not respond. Valeria had not been found.

According to the process obtained by the F5 and which is being processed at the 3rd Civil Court of Barra da Tijuca, Neto wants redress after accusing both of them of having broadcast a live in August on Fabrizio’s Instagram that had offensive comments on his work.

Felipe Neto indicates that in the live “Brasil Mostra a sua Cara”, Fasano and Valéria would have said that the influencer would be “a despicable being who earns money by hurting children”. The lawsuit also accuses them of having associated Neto with a pedophile.

A conciliation hearing is scheduled for March 7, 2022 by Judge Luiz Felipe Negrão.

In November, youtuber and businessman Luccas Neto, 29, Felipe’s brother, won a lawsuit that determined that he should receive compensation for moral damages in the amount of R$ 50 thousand from the youtuber Ed Raposo. A scholarship specialist, Raposo accused him of encouraging pedophilia on the social network. Wanted, he did not respond to requests.

According to information from the Court of Justice of Rio de Janeiro, judge Flávia de Almeida Viveiros de Castro, from the 6th Civil Court of Barra da Tijuca, understood that Raposo’s complaint was based on content outside the context of Neto’s channel and that excerpts were “purposefully edited in order to insinuate the existence of sexual content in children’s videos”.

Also according to the process to which the F5 had access, even after being duly summoned and summoned, the defendant (Raposo) “remained inert without presenting any objection”. “Called for action, the defendant did not respond, demonstrating that he cannot justify such an attitude that, with the speed of digital media, can destroy a career built over years,” says another excerpt.