The son-in-law and mother-in-law guaranteed entry into the game and were also surprised by some very special news!
The match has officially begun “BBB 25”! This Monday (13th), after audiences have met most of the cast, Tadeu Schmidt – who experiences soap opera love with his wife -announced live who would be the last couple to enter the game. It is worth mentioning that they competed with four other people for two places in the program, and it was the public who decided the lucky ones. Find out who’s coming to take part in the reality show!
Internet users are thrilled with the victory of the mother-in-law and son-in-law in the ‘BBB 25’
William AND Joselma were chosen by viewers with 66.40% of votes! The son-in-law and mother-in-law competed for the position Nicholas AND Pauldaughter and mother (who got 19.86%), Furthermore Cleber AND Joseaneson and mother (who remained with 13.74% out of a total of 2,498,763 votes). The two received the exciting news near the end of the program, and to top it off, they entered the house with immunity. Now that’s what we call starting off on the right foot!
On social media the public was enthusiastic about the result and began to create theories and applause. “Now it’s about to catch fire! What’s better than seeing a son-in-law and mother-in-law going crazy together in isolation? Lol They seem friendly too, I loved it,” commented one user on X (formerly Twitter).
“Can’t wait to see Joselma go out with Vilma and divas break it all,” another reacted, quoting Diogo Almeida’s mother. Queens of the elderly! “And when will Joselma and Vilma become best friends and shock the kids at the game?”, joked another profile.
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