The actress and pre-candidate for the post of federal deputy from Rio de Janeiro spoke on Saturday 25
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Clear brown broke the silence to put an end to the rumors about his name that have spread since the night of Friday the 24th, when Antonia Fontenelle in a video for her YouTube channel she unveiled the story of a Globo actress who gave her son up for adoption, without mentioning the artist’s name, in a video for her YouTube channel. Even without naming Klara, netizens associated the clues Antonia provided and identified that she would be a former child actress.
On video, Antoniawho is a pre-candidate for Rio de Janeiro’s deputy federal, bragged about a story she had heard from columnist Leo Dias.
“This is a Globo actress, she is 21 years old. This 21 year old girl got pregnant, hid pregnancy, even worked during pregnancy, gave birth to her son. According to the information, [Leo Dias] she asked the hospital to cancel her admission to the hospital and asked that she didn’t even want to see her son, “he said.
This Saturday, 25th, Clara she put an end to the rumors and revealed that she became pregnant after being a victim of sexual assault and later gave the baby up for adoption. Netizens began to criticize the attitude of Antonia, who turned to the networks to defend herself and insinuate that the actress had committed a crime.
“I would like to know why they are so angry with me, attacking me for having the courage to quote a story that I think is monstrous, but has become banal […] Giving birth to a child and not wanting to see it and give it birth by chance IS A CRIME YES, only those who have never been in a shelter find this adoption nice, especially when it comes to a black child. The name of this is ABANDONO DE INCAPAZ, “wrote Antonia in a post on her Instagram.
Journalist Leo Dias also published an article on the violence suffered by Klara, shortly after the actress had published the open letter. In the text, the editorialist points out that some stories are shocking and baffling. “The decision to go public or silence some issues involves more than ethics or gossip, it gives us the opportunity to rethink the suffering silenced by mothers, victims of abuse and children,” he wrote.
Source: Terra
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