BBB 23: Fred Nicácio cries when he learns that he suffered religious intolerance inside the house

Fred Nicácio left BBB 23 (Globo) this Tuesday (28) with 62.94% of the votes. After the elimination, the doctor went to talk to Patrícia Ramos and Vivian Amorim at Bate-Papo BBB, on Globoplay. He recalled when he left on Paredão Falso and went to the Secret Room and was asked if he came back with the “king in his belly”.

He said he never wanted to give that impression. The doctor also said that he does not have high self-esteem as people imagine. “If at any point it sounded like I was feeling too important, it was never intentional, because that doesn’t suit me. I wanted to have that delusional self-esteem like people think I have,” he said.

During the chat, the doctor was shocked by the gossip made by Gustavo: “It brought me a feeling of disappointment, but not surprise”. He even reviewed scenes of the couple: “What a disappointment. I felt something different, but I did not expect it. My intuition said it, but I had no proof. But disappointment does not kill, it teaches you to live”

Still in the first week of the game, a speech by Fred Nicácio about nursing brought Cezar to tears. The doctor took advantage of the Chat to explain his position. “I was actually talking about a racist person, not about a nurse. It wasn’t the fact that she was a nurse that made her say that to me, it was because she was racist, so much so that I say that she was a white nurse ( …) So the white person at that moment saw me, a black physiotherapist, and did not believe in my potential to become a doctor. It was in this place. I am the greatest advocate of nursing”, said Nicácio.

When reviewing images of when he made fun of Larissa, calling her a “whore”, he laughs, but when he realizes that outside the house the images did not resonate well, he recalculates the route and apologizes. “I made a mistake, because I bought Key’s noise (…) I apologize to her fans, to her family and when she leaves I’ll apologize too.”

Fred gets very emotional and cries when he sees images of Cristian, Key and Gustavo talking about their religion: “This is religious intolerance. It kills people all over Brazil. It annihilates people. This is very serious. It hurts a lot. I could never imagine that this was happening. And this is very serious for you to associate African-derived religions with evil, bad desires. What’s wrong with that? I want someone to raise their voices and tell me. To push the button, Key? What is it? craziest? Three white people, it’s religious racism. And the racist will always have an excuse.”