Virginia Fonseca gives testimony at the BETS CPI; Check out the moments that viralized

The influencer Virginia Fonseca appears on Tuesday (13) to the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (CPI) of the Bets in the Senate. Called to provide clarification on advertising campaigns involving gambling and online bets, the businesswoman became a subject on social networks for her posture and unusual interactions during the session.

Just upon arrival at the Senate, Virginia drew attention for the look: sweatshirt with the name of her daughter, Maria Flor, Stanley Cup combining and warm compliance with all present. The audience began at 11:24 am, but quickly turned into a separate show on digital platforms.

“May God bless our audience and go up. I hope I can clarify all the doubts, because there is a lot that we can’t talk about the internet, that we have no freedom,” said the influencer when starting her speech, with the relaxed tone she usually uses with her fans.

During the session, Senator Izalci Lucas (PL-DF) wondered if she had reflected on the impact that bet advertisements may have on the indebtedness of her millions of followers. Virginia was visibly disconcerted and could not formulate a clear answer.

Another moment that went viral in the networks was starred by Senator Cleitinho (Republicans-MG). By stating that he was not there to accuse the influencer, he praised her brand products and said he had taken the pre-workout produced by his company that morning.

Then he asked her to record a video sending a kiss to his wife and daughter, fans of the influencer. The scene drew laughs from gifts and soon gained prominence on the internet.

The content creator also took advantage of a moment of the audience to pronounce more personal. “I believe in the righteousness of God. I am kept by him and I know that people can say whatever they want of me,” he said thrilled.

In another stretch that turned meme, Virginia confused the bench microphone with the straw of her water bottle-the gesture earned humorous comments on the nets.

Later, Senator Soraya Thronicke (Somos-MS) questioned Virginia about the greatest value she has ever received for a bookmaker advertising. The influencer preferred not to respond and reserved the right to remain silent, an attitude that also generated criticism from the online public.

“What scares me is a person with her intellectual level to swim in money rivers,” wrote @migonven, reflecting the indignation of part of the public. Already @licalilia_ commented: “Guys, as there are foolish people in today’s world. My generation was smarter. These influencers would never have a chance with us. There are people that I only find out because of the news.”

The audience with Virginia is part of the CPI testimonial series that investigates the operation of the sports betting market and the performance of influencers in promoting these platforms.