Bella Campos cries and vents on criticism: ‘They don’t know my story’

Bella Campos did not hold back tears during her participation in the taxi board, aired last Sunday (25) on Sunday with Huck. In conversation with Luciano Huck, the actress opened her heart about the weight of public exposure, criticism of her work and the difficult way until she gains space on television. “There are days that are very difficult,” he said.

Currently, Bella lives Maria de Fátima in the remake of “Vale Tudo”, paper originally played by Gloria Pires. Since the debut of the soap opera, its name has been circulating between compliments and controversies. In addition to being criticized for the performance, the actress had her name involved in rumors of disagreements behind the scenes with Cauã Reymond.

In the board, the actress recalled the financial difficulties of childhood in Cuiabá (MT) and said she joined the fashion world as a teenager as a form of survival. “I don’t even know if I wanted to be a model … I needed to survive. We lived a very difficult reality. My career began in an attempt at survival,” he said visibly thrilled.

When asked how to deal with the negative comments, Bella was straightforward: “I don’t care about creating the image of a person who doesn’t get down, who doesn’t affect themselves, right? I think we can’t say we don’t affect this cruelty.”

She also revealed that she talks to her mother often about her pressures and about her effort to have a more dignified life. “My mother and I got it, you know? Create a minimally worthy life. But still, there are very difficult days,” he said.

Luciano Huck comforted the actress and praised her courage in vulnerable before the public. Bella then reflected on her career and charged more empathy from the public. “When I lie down my head on the pillow, I know very well who Bella is, you know? And I would be very cruel to myself from, in four years of career, to charge me a perfection.”

The actress always claims to bet on dialogue with the public and the roots themselves to cross the turbulent moment. “I’m trying to do my best with what I have, what I am, what I lived with.”