Livian and Lilian Aragão talk about childhood and perrengues in a new program by Fábio Porchat

The relationship between mother and daughter, with all her affections, unusual stories and ear tugs, will be the subject of the new episode of “Lady Your Mother,” interview program led by Fabio Porchat.

This time, who occupies the sofa of the Back Door Channel is actress Lívia Aragão, 25, next to her mother, former dancer and writer Lilian Aragão. The meeting is scheduled to air in late July, as part of the new season of the attraction, which opens on Monday (14) on YouTube.

The program’s proposal is to make room for frank, fun and affection between celebrities and their mothers. The result promises to bring curious backstage revelations of fame, childhood and family life. In the case of Aragon, it was no different.

During the recording, Lilian recalled unusual moments of his daughter’s childhood, who grew up under the spotlight for being the daughter of Renato Aragão, the eternal Didi. One of the most striking episodes, she said, happened when Livian organized a kind of “water invasion”: he took friends to jump from the roof straight into the pool of a house for sale in the condominium where they lived. The punishment lasted two months. “She had no idea of the danger she was, and only told me years after she was not alone,” recalls Lilian, between laughs.

The mother also shares unprecedented details about pregnancy and tells who was the first person to learn about the news – even though the child’s father. Throughout the conversation, the two talk about how it was to grow and educate under the eyes of the public, the difficulties of raising a daughter in the midst of fame and the learning built together.

For Fábio Porchat, the idea of the program was born of curiosity in listening to stories that, until then, were restricted to the family environment. “I always wanted to know what the famous mothers had to tell. They surprise, thrill and make them laugh like no one else. And it’s great to see the guests discover live what the mother knows – or what she’s willing to reveal,” he says.