Roberto Justus’ daughter celebrated her 38th birthday on Saturday (5), but her in-laws were not present. Find out the reason for the absence!
Fabiana Giusto , who was recently defended by Rafaella in a controversy with a former friend, last Saturday he celebrated his 38th birthday in style (5). The daughter of Roberto Giusto he threw a luxurious birthday party at his penthouse in Sao Paulo, which they attended Ticiane Pinheiro , Rafa Justus , Ana Paula Siebert , Roberto , Cesare Tralli and even Renata Abravanel, who made his first public appearance after the death of Silvio Santo. However, the influencer’s in-laws were not there.
Some followers of the businesswoman even theorized that there could be some controversy, given that Justus not only celebrated his birthday, like the 180 days that have passed since the bone marrow transplant. A very important moment in your life! However, last Tuesday (8) he reassured Internet users by explaining the reason for his parents’ absence. Bruno Levi D’Ancona.
Why didn’t Fabiana Justus’s in-laws come to her birthday?
“That [pergunta] It appeared to me a lot, I will answer via video. My in-laws are traveling in Italy, so they missed the party. Unfortunately, their trip was already booked and when I booked the party they couldn’t change it. My father-in-law is a doctor, he attends many conferences outside Brazil, so it wasn’t possible,” Justus said in stories, answering a series of questions.
“They weren’t here, but we get along very well. They just don’t show up that often because I don’t like reporting people who aren’t exposed online…
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