I never laid a finger on my children or their mother, says Rafael Cardoso after protective measure

“I never laid a finger on my children or their mother.” This is how actor Rafael Cardoso begins a text published on his social networks. The outburst is a response to the protective measure in force revealed on the web by his ex-wife, influencer Mari Bridi, who explained the reasons for the father not seeing his children.

“Funny how the truth seems so elastic, right? With each trial, more versions, fewer facts”, Cardoso wrote in the caption of the post.

He continued: “As we cannot expose minors, I come here to say that none of them (processes) are about attacking my children’s mother or them, as is being reported. I have always been a real father, as everyone has been following all these years,” he said. .

The actor complained about what he called a “flood of comments about things that are not reality” and reiterated that it was never his desire to stay away from his heirs. With Bridi, Rafael has Aurora, 8, and Valentin, 4.

“I am at peace and have a clear conscience. As soon as Justice manifests itself, I will break the silence and you will know the true story”, he promised.

UNDERSTAND THE CASE

Mariana took to social media on Monday (21) to speak out about the distance between the actor and his children. After Rafael said that he had been banned from visiting the children, the content creator stated that he complied with the court decision.

“For more than a year, two separate legal proceedings have been underway, both under judicial secrecy: one in the family court and the other in the Domestic and Family Violence Against Women Court,” wrote Bridi.

Bridi explained that she currently has sole custody of the boys: “This decision was taken by the family court to protect the physical and psychological integrity of the two minors until legal requirements are met and face-to-face contact with their father can be reestablished.”

“Right now, he has the right to communicate with the children on a daily basis, although he doesn’t always do so,” she said. “When my children’s father meets the requirements established by the Court, he will have the right to see them in person,” he also said.