In the comments of the publication, the former Member of Rouge obtained the support of Famosi and Netizen
The singer Li Martins, Former member of the group RougeHe used social networks on the morning of Sunday (21) to say goodbye to her husband, model and presenter João Paulo Mantovani, JP Mantovani, who He died at the age of 46 in a motorcycle accident In Pinheiros Marginal, west of San Paolo.
The tragedy occurred at dawn and was confirmed by the artist’s press office. The publication excited followers and friendship and famous mobilized, who left support messages in the comments.
We are a family. As for our history, daughter, family and friends, I would like to ask, kindly, a moment of peace and silence to assimilate this moment of pain and suffering, so that God calms our hearts. It is with deep regret that we communicate the death of the angel of our lives, the love of my life and the man who gave me the most precious gift in this world! We thank everyone’s affection and prayers, but now we need peace, this is our request! Gratitude! 46 years lived intensely! We love you forever!
In comments, personality like Carmo Dalla Vecchia, Gabi Martins, Paula Freitas, Larissa Manoela and Ana Paula Minerato expressed solidarity. “My feelings,” wrote Carmo. “I feel so much,” Paula complained. “Forza my friend, we are with you. It’s incredible!”
JP was married to the singer Li Martins, Former member of the band Rouge. The two met in 2015, during the eighth Edition of reality The Farmgive …
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