Betty Faria hypothesizes she is involved in controversies on the web: ‘I buy myself fights, but then I get angry’

Betty Faria he was in the show High hoursfrom the Globe TVlast Saturday, 22, and when questioned by the presenter Serginho Groisman on social media, the 82-year-old actress underlined the importance of involvement. But the veteran thought she would eventually get involved in some virtual fights.

“I have Instagram and I have Twitter, I’m a tweeter. I like to follow the news, know what’s happening in Brazil and in the world. Sometimes, I get into some controversy, you know, people?” Betty commented.

And she continued: “But then I get angry, because I’m beaten. Because you can’t give an opinion, right? This is the stage where you can’t give an opinion. But I do. I give an opinion, yes. Sometimes, I argue. I don’t think we can shut up.

Betty Faria’s daughter Alexandra Marzo is now an astrologer

Alexandra Marchwhich airs in the reprise of the telenovela passionate womenin the role of sweet Carola, she left TV in 1999, shortly after mild poison, his latest serial. In recent years she has dedicated herself to the study and practice of astrology, creating birth charts for her friends.

Previously, Alexandra had a short experience, for three months, as a shop assistant and jewelry designer, in a shopping center shop in the south zone of Rio de Janeiro, where she lives. Besides being an astrologer, she is a screenwriter.

Acting took a back seat after motherhood

Daughter of actors Betty Faria and Claudius Marzo (1968-2015), Alexandra, 54, has one daughter, Julia Butler20. The young film student, fruit of his relationship with Sean Butlerhe currently lives with his maternal grandmother.

In interviews, Alexandra – who has 11 soap operas on her resume, including Top model AND Radical beast – she said she left the profession aside to devote herself exclusively to the role of mother.

“I went against the tide of this whole trend that outsources the education of children and dedicated myself to the role of mother. I grew up without my parents at home and I ended up being raised by nannies. I didn’t want my daughter to grow up without me. During that time I learned to cook, to embroider. I allowed myself to be a mother completely and to give my daughter the education I wanted,” she told the Rio de Janeiro newspaper in 2012. Extra.

Source: Terra