After participating in “Extra” of “Big Brother – Desafio Final”, Catarina Espartero was humiliated and ended up strongly criticizing Jessica Galhovas' mother.
“Three normal ones.” This was the comment in which Jessica Galhovas' mother allegedly negatively targeted, among others, Catarina Espartero, after the former “Big Brother – Desafio Final” competitor appeared on the Wednesday 31st broadcast of “Extra” from Reality showFrom TVI.
“You are normal!” Catarina Espartero responded, also on Instagram, and later realized that the author of the insult was her mother. Jessica Galhovas. “And now I see that you are the mother of a former competitor who was also 'affected' by comments like this and that when you saw it, you definitely didn't like it. Just like my father wouldn't like seeing this comment!” Your lack of empathy and concern for people who were in the same game as your daughter is normal. You said, at Sunday's ceremony, that “the game is in,” but that doesn't seem to be the case. Me “I'm not going to let it go, this is empty. You may not like me and that's your right, but you shouldn't abuse me!”
The former resident of the most viewed house in the country said to her followers: “Once again, my colleague Jessica’s mother, who.”Big brother“, which led to him abusing a competitor, and this time it was me. Flavio Furtado posted a photo of us on the program “Extra” today and this was the reaction. I have always treated Ms. Sandra with respect and I will not allow her to abuse me again!
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