‘Being monogamous these days is revolutionary’, says Fernanda Torres

In an interview with the Podcast by Vera Iaconelli, columnist for SheetFernanda Torres talked about the wedding with Andrucha Waddington, who has lasted 27 years.

The 59 -year -old actress says she considers herself revolutionary for maintaining a long -lived union today. It also says that it had as its main reference the marriage of his parents, Fernanda Montenegro, 95, and Fernando Torres (1953 – 2008).

“Being monogamous today is revolutionary,” he said. “We are not married to the same person, we are changing. It is a process of maturity. In the early years, you swear that it will change the person. Then you give up trying to change,” he explains.

According to her, this phase of acceptance of the other is the main secret to a lasting union. “People separate for several reasons, but perhaps because somewhere they don’t win that moment when you want the other to be what you expect from him.”

MIRROR

The actress also spoke about her main reference of love, built indoors. “Today I look and, after so long, I remained married like my parents. This issue of monogamy, being married to someone, be the crises that I and andrucha I had in my life, I feel that I repeat my parents’ marriage,” he says. “I married someone who is also my professional partner.”

The couple worked together in films such as “Twins” and “Sand House” and in the “End” series (Netflix).

Mother of Joaquim and Antonio and stepmother of Pedro and João, Fernanda says that she and her husband even live in separate homes to reconcile all children.

“When Antonio was born, I was 42 years old. I was an hour since I said: ‘Andrucha, it’s not going to have a baby to a 17 -teenager, we’ll go crazy.’ Naturally, we spent time in two houses and it calmed. Then, naturally, we live again,” he says.