Silvia Abravanel opines about evangelical attraction in SBT: ‘I don’t like the idea’

Caution. This was the word used by Silvia Abravanel, 54, when commenting on the possibility of SBT to include a fixed evangelical program in its programming grid. Daughter number two from Silvio Santos, who died at the age of 93 in August 2024, Silvia positioned himself against the idea and explained the reasons. “When you start putting things that diverged from his thinking [Silvio Santos]It may end up displeasing the station’s faithful audience, “he said during an interview with Videocast Alt Tabet.

She continued, “This can be a two -edged knife – or even a foot shot. I think it’s beautiful, I like the proposal, but just on time. I’m not in favor of creating a fixed evangelical program.” Currently, the broadcaster broadcasts the good morning Esperança, led by Deive Leonardo.

The host also recalled the challenges she faced in deciding to attend the veterinary college, contrary to Silvio Santos’s plans, who would rather see her totally dedicated to SBT. “He didn’t give me allowance, I didn’t buy books or paid my snack. I wanted me to be 100% focused on the station. But I’ve always been very determined,” said Silvia Abravavel, who graduated in the area and today is a veterinary doctor.

Passionate about animals, she revealed to have ten snakes like pets. Four of them live with her in Sao Paulo, in appropriate environments, and the others are in the family’s Haras. Despite ensuring that none of the snakes is poisonous, Silvia has gone through some curious situations.

“Once, I was feeding a snake and I didn’t know they need about 20 days to digest quietly. I took a little one, put it on my arm and forgot that she was there. I went to mess with some things and she bit me on my chin and mouth,” he reported. “It was purple, swollen, but nothing that a good makeup didn’t solve.”