Samantha Schmutz’s mother argues with follower who called the troublemaker daughter: ‘It’s wonderful’

Samantha Schmütz’s mother, Dalva Schmütz defended her daughter and hit a follower with a follower on the social network. All because of a criticism of the actress’s lineup to the musical “Dreamgirls”, whose debut takes place next week.

In a post made by the Santander Theater and was also shared by Samatha’s profile, a netizen said he did not enjoy seeing the artist as protagonist and recalled that she is more characterized by comic book roles.

“I can’t believe they called Juninho Play to do ‘Dreamgirls’. She will spoil everything. Put another in her place,” he wrote as he remembered character from the Total Dolly (Globo).

As she read, Dalva, her mother, defended her daughter. “Don’t talk without knowing about the facts. My daughter is wonderful. Try to know the truth. She doesn’t just boost Juninho Play. Samantha is a complete artist. More respect,” he said.

In response, the follower is still with criticism. “Her daughter is trouble, that is. She gets confusion with everyone. Who doesn’t remember the bullshit with Juliana Paes? Talk to her daughter, advise her to seek self-control and emotional intelligence. It seems that she missed in this class,” he said.

The national production of “Dreamgirls” is scheduled to premiere on July 31 at the Santander Theater in São Paulo. The Broadway musical became popular after the 2006 film adaptation. At the time, Beyoncé and Jennifer Hudson were the main stars.

Remember some controversy

Remember that Samatha accumulates some public discussions. In 2021, he criticized Juliana Paes for defending doctor Nise Yamagushi, who participated in the COVID CPI in the Senate. At the time, without quoting names, he addressed “a colleague” who said he was “coward, dishonest and criminal.”

At the same time as Covid-19, Samantha criticized-and then apologized- Deborah Secco for continuing to publish “dances” amid the situation that Brazil lived.

In 2022, he detonated Juliette after the former BBB said at Altas Horas (Globo) that “as an artist” was obliged to participate “in all that reflected in society.” Juliette even made a caveat as she included the artists’ list. “I’m still becoming”. Schmutz posted, “I think it’s great to position itself … But she’s an artist?”

The latest bullshit is between Samantha and Cocoa Protásio, who for years worked together in the humorous Vai that Cola (Multishow). Cocoa left production this year.

In recent weeks, Cocoa Protásio and Samantha Schmutz, long -lived actresses of the project, have again had problems, as had happened earlier. Both complained about the other’s behavior. The climate, in fact, was bad for some time.

In some Samantha posts on her Instagram profile, people often write that they are from the “Cocoa Time”, a way to provoke the actress.