Sergio Marone defines himself as ecosexual and Tatá Werneck makes a joke: ‘Leaked trunk’

Upon hearing the term ecosexual for the first time a few years ago, presenter Sergio Marone immediately identified himself and fit into the group of people who are attracted to those who have a love connection with the planet. “Nothing turns me on more than someone who throws garbage on the floor, who doesn’t recycle at home, which is such a basic thing,” he said.

The ecosexual definition was created by the American couple of artists Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens in the 2000s and emerged from the movement of exaltation and care for the planet through attraction, not necessarily sexual, but also ideological.

The revelation during an interview generated repercussions among Internet users. Many people praised Marone for being an advocate for environmental and sustainability issues, but most decided to play around with the situation. The actor occasionally posts photos showing off his body on social media.

Tata Werneck was one of the people who took the opportunity to join the discussion and left an unusual comment on a celebrity profile. The actress reacted with good humor to the news. “You can tell by the size of the hollow trunk”, wrote the interpreter of Anely, in the soap opera “Terra e Paixão”.

Marone, who told the F5 recently his intention of no longer doing soap operas and focusing on presentation, he owns a vegan and sustainable dermocosmetics brand for men, Tukano. In addition, he uses his social networks to constantly promote care for the environment.