Adriane Galisteu wants to ‘settle the score’ with Ayrton Senna’s sister: ‘I’ll drop everything to talk to her’

Adriane Galisteu, 51, said that she has a wish that has not yet been fulfilled in her life: to meet Viviane Senna, the sister of Ayrton Senna (1960-1994). The presenter admits that she wants to settle accounts with the businesswoman to put an end to the disagreement between her and her ex-boyfriend’s family.

Galisteu has always been excluded by the relatives of the former Formula 1 driver. “If Viviane Senna rings my phone now and asks to have coffee with me, I’ll drop everything and go there,” said Galisteu in the documentary “Barras Invisíveis”, recently released on Universal+, which talks about the host of “A Fazenda”, on Record. Viviane is the president of the Ayrton Senna Institute and takes care of everything related to her brother’s image.

In one of the excerpts from the documentary, Adriane talks about the burial of Senna, who died on May 1, 1994, victim of an accident at the Imola circuit in Italy, at the age of 34. “I was there with a pain that I couldn’t contain,” she recalled.

During the pilot’s funeral, his ex-girlfriend Xuxa Meneghel was considered Senna’s widow and even slept at the boy’s family home on that occasion. The revelation was made by the world champion’s sister in Xuxa, the Documentary. “Xuxa has always had this bond with us. So much so that it was supernatural that she came to our house, slept there, the little sleep we had at that moment. People who have a deep bond, we know how much they have. We know, we intuit”, said Viviane Senna.

Galisteu was not invited to participate in the documentary Senna por Ayrton, produced by Globoplay. In May, when the work premiered on the streaming platform, the blonde responded to some internet users who questioned her absence on social media: “I’m anxious, yes! Like everyone else. I can’t wait for it to premiere, I also want to watch it, however, I’ll watch it as fiction. From the moment I don’t participate in the documentary, with a statement, with an interview, with my story, it’s fiction.