Julia Gama, Miss Brazil 2020, is announced in the Latin version of Big Brother

Actress and model Julia Gama, 28, elected Miss Brazil in 2020, has just been announced as one of the participants in the Latin version of Big Brother, the reality show called La Casa de Los Famosos, which starts on the 10th and will be shown for throughout Latin America by Telemundo.

Happy with the challenge of being the first Brazilian on the attraction’s list, she says she is prepared. “Once again I’m going to represent Brazil with the aim of bringing strength, determination and joy to the world”, says the former Miss Brazil in a statement, who reached the post of runner-up Miss Universe in 2020. had already been quoted for Big Brother Brasil 22.

From the beginning of the competition, Julia says that she wants to count on the support of Brazilians to be able to go far in the program. “I count on everyone’s strength and affection to go ahead and reach the final of the program and, of course, as a winner. Let’s conquer this victory together”, says she who recently finished the recordings of the anthological drama series “Amores que Enganam” , which in the cast has Sophia Abrahão and Duda Nagle.

Julia Gama, after the title, was faced with a controversy. Her participation in the final of the contest that would select her successor was canceled at the time. She made a long outburst on her profile on social media, where she said that the real reasons for being uninvited were not clear. Sought, the executive director of Miss Universe Brazil, Marthina Brandt, said that Gama violated contractual rules, so she was uninvited.

After the episode, an army of misses came to his defense. Most of them were sensitive to the situation and mentioned the importance for a miss to pass the crown and close a cycle. They also said that any possible rift between the miss and the organization of the contest would not justify hampering Gama’s moment.

One of the first to speak out was Natália Guimarães from Minas Gerais, who in 2007 also won the runner-up position of Miss Universe, as did Gama. Jakelyne Oliveira, owner of the 2013 crown and former member of A Fazenda 12 (Record), and Raíssa Santana, who was Miss Brazil Universe in 2016, representing Paraná, also positioned themselves.