Band narrator is criticized after profile call Erika Hilton a ‘fake news human’

Narrator of Formula 1 at Band, Sérgio Mauricio has been criticized by transphobia on social networks after an X account attributed to him to comment on federal deputy Erika Hilton (PSOL-SP) at X.

In response to a post of a follower who criticized the parliamentarian, the profile with the name of Mauricio referred to her as “thing.” “A real human fake news this thing,” he wrote. With the negative repercussion, the account was deleted.

Wanted, Sérgio denies the F5 May the profile be his and states that “this is not the first time that people maliciously create false profiles and/or reproduce untrue lines using my image.”

According to him, someone took possession of his photo and his phone number to make the profile. “I don’t know and have nothing against it or in favor of Mrs Erika Hilton. I learned about it through my leadership. The most amazing thing is that I have to defend myself from it. I’m taking legal action.”

The profile had over 30,000 followers. In it, behind the scenes of Band broadcasts were often posted.

Erika and Band were also sought, but until the publication of this text had not yet commented. THE F5 He learned that the message did not take well among channel employees.

In the initial post, user Oliver Noronha made prejudiced observations to Erika and some alleged aesthetic procedures that would have been done by politics, such as “lightening the skin and making the face thinner.”

“He says he is proud of the origins, but straightens his hair and paints blond,” said an excerpt from the publication.

In another, he stated, “He says it is prejudice that others do not accept him as he is, but he does not accept to be a man and pretends to be a woman.”

This was not the first controversial episode involving the name of Sérgio Mauricio. In 2022, he called flamenco fans “hard and slums” in a Youtube broadcast and apologized later.