Pedro Scooby also used social media to talk about Luana Piovani’s latest statements on the disagreements between the two.
Luana Piovani recorded a video of more than ten minutes talking about the pension reduction that Pedro Scooby brought about for children. After the repercussion of the publication, the surfer also used social media to talk about the situation.
In Stories, on Instagram, Peter Scoby he chose to use discretion. “My children are my priority and will always be above everything. I am not in favor of this chatter on the internet and will continue to preserve their privacy. Thank you,” wrote the navigator.
The virtual discussion between Luana Piovani and Pedro Scooby started last week. At that time, the actress complained about the surfer’s Christmas present for his children. Luana also asked if it was a good time for Pedro to be with the three children, since Cintia Dicker had just given birth. Understanding the quarrel between Luana Piovani and Pedro Scooby On her Instagram, Luana Piovani published a ten-minute video in which she recounts that Pedro Scooby has decided to make cuts to his three children’s pensions. Together they are the parents of Dom, 10, and twins Bem and Liz, 7. “Tomorrow, which is the day when Pedro has to deposit 50% of our children’s expenses, has been waiting now, for that moment, to say that “he will pay what he thinks is right”. Look how nice! And he takes the rent from alimony, i.e. he came to Portugal with me, he chose this house with me, I live here with my three children, but he thinks it is I have to pay the rent”, Luana began. TO…
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