Record does not report accusation of assault made by Ana Hickmann

Record decided not to report on Domingo Espetacular, its Sunday newscast, the police report opened by presenter Ana Hickmann, 42, its contractor since 2004, for domestic violence against her husband, Alexandre Corrêa, 51.

The case happened on Saturday (11), but came to light this Sunday (12). O F5 found that the guidance came from the station’s senior management, to preserve the commander of the Hoje em Dia program.

Edir Macedo’s TV only intends to talk about the subject when the former model feels comfortable. Not even her participation in the women’s attraction this Monday (13) is guaranteed yet.

Behind the scenes on TV, the fact drew attention because Record has strong coverage of police cases involving celebrities, with the right to a retrospective at the end of the year to remember the biggest controversies. Its direct competitor, Globo, reported the case on Fantástico.

In this weekend’s edition of Domingo Espetacular, for example, the journalist showed problems experienced by player Neymar and the fight over the inheritance of comedian Marina Miranda (1930-2021).

Ana Hickmann’s husband spoke out on social media about the former model’s accusations of bodily harm and domestic violence. Ana registered a police report at a police station in Itu (interior of SP) against the businessman after a fight between the couple.

Correa, who did not respond to interview requests made by the F5, had previously denied the news when questioned by the Léo Dias portal. In the message published on Instagram, he admitted the argument, but stated that it was an isolated incident and without consequences.

“In fact, yesterday, I had a disagreement with my wife, an absolutely isolated situation, which did not generate any major consequences,” he said.

“I would also like to clarify that I never head-butted her, as is untruely being reported in the press, and that everything will be duly clarified at the appropriate time”, commented Correa.

According to the report contained in the police report, Correa pressed the presenter against the wall and threatened to headbutt her. When she freed herself and ran outside to get her cell phone and call the police, the businessman allegedly closed a sliding door with force, trapping the woman’s left arm, which was injured.

When police arrived at the couple’s home, Correa had already left. Ana went alone to Santa Casa de Itu, where she was treated and released. Afterwards, she was escorted by the police to the city’s central police station, where she registered the police report. She did not request a protective measure.

Earlier, the presenter released a note on the matter. Hickmann thanked fans for their concern, who have flooded social media with messages since the news went viral, after being discovered by the local press. According to her press office, she “is at home, well and fortunately did not suffer any major consequences to her physical integrity.”