Marília Mendonça’s mother rebounds her grandson’s guard request: ‘Justice will be done’

The judicial dispute involving the custody of Marília Mendonça’s son won a new chapter on Tuesday (24), when Dona Ruth, mother of the singer, decided to comment on social networks.

She talked about her relationship with her grandson and responded to the unilateral guard’s request made by the child’s father, Murilo Huff.

The grandmother stated that she has her grandson since birth and has always wondered for her health, education and well-being. “Since the day he was born to this day, he has never lacked love, care and attention. We have already faced difficulties together, including me who realized the first signs that something was not well with his health, when he was diagnosed with diabetes,” he wrote.

Dona Ruth also talked about financial obligations with the child and made it clear that the boy never received alimony from his father. “I never attacked his integrity. On the contrary, I always argued that the child respected him and had affection. But it must be said: he never contributed financially to the creation. All the assets left by my daughter is being managed responsibly and is subjected to accountability in the inventory process,” he explained.

She also highlighted the values ​​she says she is educating her grandson. “I teach him to be an honest man, to respect his neighbor, to value principles and not to be corrupted. Everything that goes against it, whoever, I will fight. The truth will still be revealed. I have faith that justice will be done,” he said.

“With respect to my grandson, and by legal guidance, I will not expose everything now. But in the face of such an inhuman attitude against a woman, mother and grandmother, I can’t shut up,” he concluded.

The unilateral guard request made by Murilo Huff came to light and generated repercussions on social networks. He has commented briefly on the subject, saying that he does not seek to push the boy away from the maternal family and that he is acting based on facts that, he said, cannot make public because of the secret of justice. “The priority now is my son’s well-being,” he said in a recent post.