Influencer Leo Picon, 25, said on his social media, this Thursday (17), that he fired the team responsible for the social media of his sister, Jade, 20, during her participation in Big Brother Brasil 22 (Globo). But it was all just a joke.
Leo, who had already been complaining about his sister’s team, posted shortly afterwards, on his Instagram, that it was a lie, in addition to bragging about having disseminated fake news on some profiles and entertainment sites that reported his initial information.
“You can see how easy it is to spread fake news around. Easy, it doesn’t even take any effort,” he said. “What if I were interested in spreading fake news about a certain subject? It would be easy and interesting, right? The fact is that I would never spread fake news about anyone. Too bad not everyone thinks like that”, he added.
The team that manages Jade Picon’s social networks released a statement on Wednesday night (16) regarding the criticism he has received from Leo, who says he did not agree with the way his sister is being shown and threatened to take control. accounts on different platforms.
Without mentioning Leo, Jade’s team made a long clarification about the fact that they are treating the participant as a “villain” of the current edition of the reality show, as she is perceived by the public. They say they just want to surf the influencer’s popularity lightly.
“We, Jade’s adms, believe that we were hired by her on the basis of trust in our work”, says message. “Our take on reality shows is that this is a TV show. People always tend to paint a villain and a good guy. If Jade comes out on Tuesday, for example, the audience will elect a new villain, because that’s how the game works. training.”
“Therefore, if Jade was defined by the public, in our view of strategy it would be in vain to try to pretend that nothing happened or to try to go against a whole tide on the internet”, continued the team, which came to change the name of Jade’s profile in the Twitter for Jade Piton, in reference to the nickname “snake”, and compared her to movie and soap opera villains.
“We understand that for the mental health of anyone who leaves this house with the amount of hate (which we believe is unnecessary) that Jade is suffering on the internet, she will have a more peaceful exit for her psychological if she sees that the whole team took everything in. light tone and showed that the game is one thing and real life is another”, evaluates the team. “It’s okay to laugh at yourself. It’s okay to see your mistakes.”
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