The presenter and comedian Tatá Werneck, 38, shared a text on her Instagram profile this Thursday (30) to mourn the death of her grandmother Hermelinda. “This has always been my biggest fear since I was a child: losing my grandmother Denguinho”, he began.
“My soulmate. My best friend. My confidant. The woman who taught me to have faith. The woman who taught me to be strong. I thought I couldn’t stand it. I fainted,” continued the comedian, in a video caption in which she and her grandmother participated in the confidential file frame of the Domingão do Faustão program.
“I wish I had the strength for you to go away holding my hand. But I’m scared. I thought I wouldn’t have the courage. But you waited for me. You waited for me to get stronger. She told me that she would only leave when everyone was happy.” said.
“The day before New Year’s. Chance to start again. I sang. I joked. I cried. I kissed a lot. And I prayed with her hand tight. When I opened my eyes she was free to be giant as she always was. Hand in hand with me. Me I got Denguinho,” continued the artist.
She went on to say that she felt for her grandmother “a love greater than love itself”, and that she was optimistic and persevering. “Without you I would be a wreck. With you I’m the most blessed being in the world. I want to be your granddaughter in all lives, Queen. I thought I couldn’t take it. But I feel stronger than ever. And with a faith that moves mountains!” he wrote.
“I love you more than any hug, kiss or declaration I could have made. I love you all my lives. God receive your daughter who loves you unconditionally. I’ve never seen anyone love you so much. But guess what: she passed it on for me. I love you my God! Thank you for my Denguinho! God takes care of her. If she’s fine, I’m fine too,” he concluded.
In the comments, anonymous fans and celebrities wrote words of support for the comedian. “I’m sorry for your loss. Lots of light for you and your beautiful grandmother!” wrote Deborah Secco. “My feelings!” commented Evaristo Costa. “A hug on you,” said Ana Hikari.
Later, on her Twitter, the presenter also wrote about her grandmother. “I’ve been afraid of today since I was a child. For those who watched ‘trolala’, today my Denguinho, my Queen, my best friend, is gone. Without her I would be nothing”, he began.
“The biggest fear of my life was losing my denguinho. I’m not afraid of anything anymore. But I’ll probably be depressed for a while. Because it’s f. Only those close to me know about my visceral love for her. Friends kisses. 2022 will be a year of joy in the name of Jesus,” she added.
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