Yasmin Brunet left ‘BBB 24’ this Tuesday (12th), with more than 80% of the votes. Look at her ex-sister’s reaction and the promise she made to her allies!
Yasmine Brunet , who made history with her iconic looks ‘BBB 24’, said goodbye to the most followed house in the country this Tuesday (12). Model, who got a tattoo for an old boyfriendwas eliminated with 80.76% of the average of the votes in a Paredão that he contested Lucas “Budda” (16.84%) AND Isabella (2.4%). After hearing the result, which had a higher percentage than that of Rodriguinhothe blonde sighed and thanked God. The daughter of Luiza Brunet , considered “uncontrolled” by Cutehe failed to say goodbye to his rivals and on leaving home he made a promise to his allies!
Yasmin Wins VT Special Before Leaving ‘BBB 24’
Before announcing the result, Tadeu Schmidt He talked to the walled people, as usual. The presenter reminded the model of the Paredão in which she ran away in the Bate and Volta Test and asked about the current moment. “I knew I didn’t want to go out there… I was very nervous, very scared. Every time you appear on screen I’m scared. But I showed who I am, my worst, my best, my vulnerabilities, my flaws.. I’m calm, really,” she expressed.
The blonde also received a special VT before leaving the house, called “The Mermaid Who Passed This Way.” A TVGlobo highlighted some of his best moments in the house, highlighting its beauty, to the sound of ‘Serei de Água Doce’, by Mary Bethany. For a good observer, the result was already evident… just as the polls already indicated.
Tadeu announces Yasmin’s elimination and the model thanks God
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