Bruno Gissoni and Yanna Lavigne speak of the third child

After spending a period separated from several professional commitments, Yanna Lavigne and Bruno Gissoni met again Tuesday (June 10) in Aquiraz, Ceará. The actress was in Pirenópolis, Goiás, while Gissoni was serving the program at Curitiba, Paraná. Both were involved in the production of several films. As soon as the work ended, the couple decided to enjoy the days of free time with her daughters, Maria Madalena, 8 years old, and Amelia, 2 years old, in a water park in the region.

Currently, the family lives in Itamonte, inside Minas Gerais, in a country house surrounded by nature. In fact, they reported, the transition from Rio de Janeiro to the rural environment was destined to offer childhood closer to the environment to children. “We understand that time does not come back. It was time to have them around,” said Yanna. Bruno added: “Living in paradise is a pleasure. It is part of our planning”.

The new routine, as they explained, includes reforestation and coexistence projects with animals, as well as providing a more integrated family experience. However, the couple still keeps an apartment in the capital of Rio de Janeiro and does not exclude a possible return to the city, nor for educational or professional reasons. “If you need, let’s go back,” said Gissoni.

When asked about increasing the family, the two have been bordered on with good humor. “We are always training,” Yanna joked, although she considered the responsibility involved in bringing another child to the world. “It is such a responsibility,” he added.

Bruno, in turn, underlined that, at the moment, the couple is satisfied with the current family structure. “We are very happy with both. If the world behaves rightly, we think of the case,” said the actor, in a humorous tone.

The couple participated in the official opening of the Ecological Park “Arvorar”, a member of the Beach Park Complex, located in Aquiraz. The space, by the way, stands out to offer sustainable and educational activities aimed at the public for children and family members.

Source: Terra