Murilo Huff is moved by Marília’s declaration of love:

Singer Murilo Huff, 26, ex-boyfriend of Marília Mendonça (1995–2021), who died on November 5 in a plane crash, was moved by a declaration of love made by the singer on Twitter. He had not seen the 2019 message, which was rescued by fans.

Fans reposted the message and marked Murilo Huff’s profile on the social network. The singer begins the publication with an excerpt from the song “Adoro Amar Você”, recorded by João Paulo and Daniel: “I’m in the mood to stay with you for another 200 years”, wrote Marília.

An internet user comments that Marília is very much in love, more than usual. She replies: “I have the son of the most dedicated man in the world who can split up perfectly without having to let go of either side… like not being in love.”

Murilo was moved when he read the post and replied that he didn’t use the social network much at that time. “What a beautiful thing…it wasn’t much about Twitter, I had never read it,” wrote the singer, who put on a crying face and a passionate face.

A netizen commented that he was impressed by the couple’s love. “I used to date their relationship, help me, I was silly before and I’m silly now.” Another said that it was very good for the fans to create a profile on the network in honor of the couple. “See how it was the best choice of you to have created this corner, imagine how much it’s warming his little heart.”

Murilo Huff and Marília Mendonça had a relationship that lasted about four years, between comings and goings, and are parents of Léo, aged one year and ten months. He was very shaken after the singer’s death and canceled all shows scheduled for November.

Three days after Marília’s death, he recalled moments of his relationship with the artist, which lasted about four years, with a video published in his Stories on Instagram.

“There are loves that were not made to be lived. They were made to be kept in the memory and by the memory to be felt. Sometimes, fate separates, but we can only be grateful for the privilege of having been able to live love like this”, says the narrated text by writer Caciano Kuffel.

“And, as much as it hurts not to stay with this person forever, we still appreciate how lucky we are to have lived something true as it was meant to be. No matter how fleeting, we will never forget, because a drop of this love is often bigger and more intense than an ocean of other loves”, he concludes.