Former BBB 22 Vyni, 23, published a series of videos on Monday night (21) showing his return to the house where he lives with his grandmother in Cariri (Ceará). The participant got emotional while doing a tour for his Instagram followers: “It’s a business to come home after so much time away,” he said.
While showing the property, with infiltrations, works to be done, rooms and improvised furniture, Vyni showed that he was happy for his participation in the BBB. “Coming back here, to this little place where it all started, is a mixture of gratitude, of knowing that all the effort was worth it and is being rewarded”.
The Ceará native also showed his followers the Pirão de Costela restaurant, which shares space with his house, and where his father works. “Anyone who wants to come will be very welcome. We don’t have resources, but we have love in our hearts to give and sell. We have a privileged view,” he said.
Continuing the tour, he showed the room underneath the restaurant, which contains his grandmother’s old sewing table, which he used as a desk to study. “A little place that I love the most in the world. I’ll leave it there forever,” he said.
Vyni never hid her humble beginnings. In his presentation video for Big Brother Brasil 22 (Globo), he said that his face “denounces that he is poor”, and he even had to sell a gas cylinder to go to an Anitta concert. But there are many other stories in his past.
Public servant Stephany Alves, 27, who is a friend and one of Vyni’s six social media administrators, told F5 that the Ceará native was once a family helper at the Pirão de Costela restaurant (which shares space with his house), supervised college projects, made art for invitations and even sang at weddings and wakes to pay the bills at the end of the month.
“It was out of necessity and as a hobby,” she says. “Vyni’s family is very humble, without exaggerating. He has gone through a lot of trouble in this life. While he was in the selection process for Big Brother, at times he didn’t even have money to pay the house’s energy bill, and he stayed on candlelight. But thank God he never went hungry, because his grandmother and father always fought to make sure that never happened” —Vyni’s mother is separated from her father and lives in São Paulo.
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