The former child actress worked on ‘Caminho das Indias’
Nauhana Costaformer child actress known for her performance in the soap opera “Caminho das Indias”, has taken a big step in her personal life by formalizing her marriage with her girlfriend, Ashley. The union took place in Boston, in the United States, and the young woman shared the special moment with her followers on social media. The two, dressed as brides, posed happily, celebrating love and union in front of friends and family.
In her post, Nauhana celebrated the date with joy: “In 2024 I put a hula hoop on my finger with my wedding ring. We celebrated with our friends, making it even more special and adopted our four-legged daughter. I got married!” The union celebration also featured the announcement that the couple had adopted a pet, marking a new chapter in their lives.
However, despite the happiness of the moment, the former child actress had to face a wave of criticism and attacks from some Internet users. Disapproving comments quickly emerged, with some people expressing outrage at Nauhana’s choice to marry a woman. “End of the World”one of the followers even wrote, reflecting the dissatisfaction of part of the public with the young woman’s decision.
Nauhana, who also participated in other productions such as “Cordel Encantado” and participated in “Dancinha dos Famosos”, by Domingão do Faustão, has been firm in her choice and continues to celebrate her new phase together with her wife. The actress, who has distanced herself from television over the years, seems focused on her personal life and her happiness with Ashley.
Source: Terra
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