Contrary to rumors, the attraction led by Patrícia Abravanel will resume recordings this Thursday (22/8)
The “Silvio Santos Program” has become the subject of speculation about possible changes after the communicator’s death last Saturday (17/8) due to bronchopneumonia. However, the attraction is expected to remain unchanged in the SBT program in the coming weeks or months.
In recent days, some rumors indicated that the program would change its title, starting only with the name of the presenter Patrícia Abravanel. However, according to columnist Flávio Ricco, the management has not had time to think about changing the format, since it is going through a period of mourning after saying goodbye to Silvio Santos (1930-2024).
The information was also confirmed by journalist Fábia Oliveira, who discovered that the communicator’s daughter will normally follow her recording schedule this Thursday (22/8) together with her “colleagues”, better known as the “female audience of attraction”. .
Farewell to the King of TV
Silvio Santos was admitted to the Albert Einstein Israelita Hospital in São Paulo on July 18 after being diagnosed with H1N1 influenza. He was discharged two days later, but was readmitted to the same hospital on August 1.
Initially, the SBT reported that he had been admitted to the hospital only for routine tests, but that he remained in the health unit. The station also released several medical bulletins, indicating that the communicator was improving. However, Silvio Santos did not resist and died on the spot.
Bronchopneumonia is an inflammation of the internal structures of the lung that can be caused by a virus, fungus, or bacteria. The condition is more common in older people, as in the case of the 93-year-old presenter.
Source: Terra
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