‘A Fazenda 16’: Albert attacks Sacha during the argument: “He only does VT”

During an argument with Sacha Bali, Albert Bressan attacks the actor in ‘A Fazenda 16’; look what the businessman said

This Thursday, 28th, after the elimination of Fernando Presto From The Farm 16, some pedestrians’ tempers spiraled out of control. Alberto Bressan AND Sasha Bali They began to discuss game strategies.

Then, some time later, the ex-Power couple in Brazil attacked the actor again. “[Eu sou] who takes care of him best. Who cares more about animals? it has begun Alberto Bressanpointing the finger in the face Sasha Bali. “Today I came to the sheep, we brought four bags of shit. There was no salt for the sheep,” followed the businessman.

Sasha Bali he tried to defend himself, but Alberto Bressan shot: “Don’t stutter because you know you don’t treat, just do VT.” Then, the actor declared: “I do my job in silence”, explained.

Flor Fernandez asked to calm down and tried to take Alberto of the discussion. “I’m just talking”, declared the businessman. “He has to do his VT, Flower. Otherwise he comes out here in the game”I’m shooting Yuri Bonottowho was sitting listening to the discussion.

On the web, Internet users have criticized the attitude of Alberto. “Poor thing Albertotrying to appear in the game, desperately trying to appear”, he shot one. “And the Alberto continues in the game, thinking that it is him and that the more he provokes, the more the public loves him…”, mocked another, with laughing emojis. “THE Alberto hates taking care of animals. Don’t deceive anyone. Do you want to appear on top of Sacha“, a third pointed out.

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