Simaria once again showed her new version, full of sensuality. Without clothes, Simone’s sister was once again criticized on the web for showing off her body
Simaria He has already shown that he is not afraid of controversy. After troubled separation of the duo with their sister🇧🇷 Simonthe sertaneja warned him your old version was dead🇧🇷 🇧🇷Get used to my new version“he asked. E the new Simaria has arrived exuding sensualityalways in the photo with the bodywork on display.
Despite receiving a lot of criticism from netizens who believe that the artist does not need to appear, the singer guaranteed that she would not stop show your exuberant good form. This Sunday (04), the followers had yet another proof.
In a photo topless and covering her breasts with her hands only, the artist let her curves stand out in another powerful shot. And in the caption, she joked: “Get high, breathe in the rarefied air, see what has never been seen; leave, get lost, but make the climb”. Simaria divides fans with sensual photos The new phase of Simaria has divided the opinion of fans. While for many the artist is more than right to do what she wants, for others the sister Simone, with her more modest way, should be an inspiration. “As you do it, your sister sings and charms,” warned one. “When the two of them were together, it was better. Now one went singing and the other is like that,” another netizen pinned. “What a roll call, hey man,” said one fan, quoting the singer’s nickname. “This one freaked out about the potato,” commented a follower. beautiful from brazil, but you don’t need to go that far. you don’t even need to”
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