Andréia Horta reflects on ‘misogynist and cunning’ man in post; Internet users see indirect to Cauã

The alleged friction between actors Cauã Reymond, Bella Campos and Humberto Carrão behind the scenes of the soap opera “Vale Tudo” continue to move discussions on social networks.

Actress Andréia Horta resorted to her own profile on Instagram to reflect on “misogynist, toxic, violent, abusive and cunning man,” and many netizens have thought it is an indirect for the Globo actor.

For the stories and without quoting names, the actress criticized the posture of those who mistreat people. “When a man is denounced needs to be heard and measures be taken. This is painful and happens every day. Why do these men still go unpunished?” She asks.

“What kind of attitude of society continues to protect the aggressor,” adds the actress in her outburst.

At X, a lot of people binded the comment to the fact that Bella Campos reported Cauã in Globo compliance accusing him of being a bad colleague.

“It’s because it’s beautiful,” said one follower when he tried to explain what may have happened so that there is no punishment.

“They will hold him until the soap opera is over,” said another. “The diva must have eaten the bread that the devil kneaded in ‘a place in the sun’,” another fan wrote by recalling Andréia and Reymond’s partnership in the 2021 plot.

“Guys, how frill, all the women of Globo hate him but Ana Maria,” said another.

After the case surfaced, former women in Cauã did some indirect also on social networks. Among them Mariana Goldfarb, who was married to the heartthrob.

“Everything I said about misogyny, violence, machismo is coming to light. No one wanted to listen. Now I will watch as a box,” he wrote on his official Instagram profile.

Grazi Massafera, who with Cauã has a 12 -year -old daughter, was someone else to publish what was labeled as an attack on the ex. She posted a picture of a cup of coffee with the writing “Tears of Patriarchate”.