The tension in the air reverberates on social media! Former gospel Priscilla is ignored by the evangelical singer in the program “Altas Horas”
This weekend, the singers Priscilla and Sarah Beatriz they got caught up in such an atmosphere during their appearances on the program High hours, from Globo.
Accompanied by their respective mothers, the two gave something to talk about. What caused a sensation on the web is that both the gospel singer and her mother, Monicadid not applaud the former host of Good morning & coa success for SBT.
It all started when the presenter Serginho Groismann questioned the reaction of Paola Alcantara, Priscilla’s mother, with her migration to pop music. The woman showed that she has always supported her heiress and even made a point of praising her attraction to her audience.
“I know the daughter I have! She has always done what she wanted, and always with a lot of personality, with a lot of competence. So I was sure that it would work, because this new phase of hers did not exclude what was before Christianity, as many say “, defended.
“Priscilla is still Priscilla, only now she works in a different way”, said Paula, who drew applause from the distinguished guests and the audience, except Sarah and Monica.
On the web several internet users noticed the atmosphere and immediately commented. “The two believers behind Priscilla and her mother without clapping their hands, I don’t know why they go to the program frowning”one person wrote. “I thought I was the only one who noticed. The whole program was like that,” he observed another soon after. “Being Sarah Beatriz is much more barbaric than Priscila Alcântara. Too hypocritical”, criticized another on the web.
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