BBB 22: Naiara Azevedo says how is friendship with Tiago Abravanel after reality

Friends for a few years, Naiara Azevedo and Tiago Abravanel met inside the BBB 22 (Globo), but ended up not getting so close during the confinement. The singer, who was eliminated on the wall last Tuesday (8), said that she was thrilled when she found him on the program and has no regrets for not having played together.

“I learned to respect,” he said. “If I already had the maturity to deal with my friendships, today I have even more. I was always one to respect, to give space and not charge anything. I never demanded absolutely anything from him inside. Expectation generates frustration. If I don’t already I had no expectations with anyone, today I have even less. And everything is fine.”

Earlier, during Mais Você (also on Globo), she commented that she “found it terrible” when Silvio Santos’ grandson exposed her saying that she “already let him down” during the Discordia Game. “[Somos] friends from going to someone else’s house, he knows things about my life that you can count on your fingers, who knows, very personal things, things that I felt free to share with him”, he said. “From my part, because we can only talk about ourselves, I consider a great friend.”

The now ex-BBB also commented on the release of her DVD, which caused controversy when she was confined. It is worth remembering that family members of Marília Mendonça, who died last year, said that she would use the program to promote a partnership between the two, one of the tracks on the project, which had not been approved by them.

“About the DVD, I haven’t watched it yet, I don’t know, I haven’t seen it”, said Naiara. “They only told me that they released five tracks. This project has been programmed since August of last year and I only confirmed my participation in BBB after that. So, with BBB or without BBB, the project would already be released now. I always say that everything It happens in God’s timing. It happened because it was on my life’s itinerary.”

The singer described her participation in the program as “a roller coaster”. “No therapy in the world would make me know myself as much as at BBB,” she said. “There is nothing that could make me understand myself and live what I lived with myself inside.”

“After so much loneliness, some moments of sadness, doubt, uncertainty and everything I’ve lived, in a few hours out here I felt so loved, so truly seen, not as an artist, but as I am” , celebrated. “It’s as if I deleted the artist. I’m living just me, I’m feeling well liked for being who I am, without filters, without anyone giving me an agenda of what I should or shouldn’t talk about. People now know me. “

She also said that cooking for her colleagues in confinement was not part of her game strategy, which she did out of affection. “I’ve sworn to everything and I say it was never a strategy,” she assured. “Strategy for me was to remain silent, to play dumb, crazy: ‘I don’t know, I can’t see it’. But in fact I saw everything.”

The participant says that a different woman comes out of this experience. “If I already had both eyes open, now they’re wide,” she commented. “The difference between who came in and who left is the certainty that I can trust my intuition.”

“I felt guilty, I felt bad for thinking that those people could be being fake to me,” she explained. “They hugged me, kissed me, said nice things, but I felt the energy, saw the giggles and the looks, heard the whispers. well?’.”

“That was giving me a tantrum,” he continued. “But now I leave feeling proud that I didn’t disrespect the upbringing my parents gave me, that I was able to be myself and not be rejected for it. Yes, I can be loved for who I really am.”

For the foreseeable future, she says she wants to have fun reviewing her participation in the show. “My plans for the next few days are to watch all my memes, see all the bad things about me, because I need to feed this rancidity,” she laughed. “The escorpiana that lives in me is very much alive. If I caught them talking bad about me to my face, it wouldn’t work…[risos]”