Ana Hickmann’s husband deletes post in which he apologized for aggression

Businessman Alexandre Correa deleted a post on his Instagram early this Friday afternoon (17) in which he admitted that he had attacked presenter Ana Hickmann, from Record, last Saturday (11).

Published on Sunday (12), Correa admitted the argument with his wife and the attack he committed, but stated that it was an isolated incident with no consequences, without citing further details.

“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”, said the text.

The businessman also apologized for the events and said that he had always served Ana Hickmann as her agent, representing her in business.

“I take this opportunity to apologize to my entire family for what happened,” he continued. “It’s been 25 years of marriage, without any occurrence of this nature. I have always served Ana as her agent, with all zeal, affection and respect, as I treat the seven women with whom I work in my office”, he concluded.

According to the report contained in the case 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.