Eliezer says he is very upset by criticism of his 5-month-old daughter’s appearance

The former BBB was present on day two of The Town and spoke exclusively to Terra; clock

Former BBB Eliezer was present on the second day of The Town, this Sunday, 3, at the Interlagos circuit, in São Paulo. During his visit to the VIP area of ​​the São Paulo festival, the influencer spoke exclusively with Terra and revealed that he didn’t care about the criticism leveled at him, but said he was very upset by what they said about the weight of his 5 month old daughter.

“They talk about my daughter’s appearance, that my daughter is fat, obese… these things are very annoying, because they want to say it as if she has an illness. Criticizing a five-year-old girl who hasn’t “I haven’t even begun to introduce the food is absurd. A monstrous thing,” said little Luna’s dad.

To try to protect the family, according to Eliezer, he and Viih Tube decided to listen to advice on how to raise a daughter from only one person: the pediatrician. “We also write some advice, but with her everything is deliberate. We call her every other day,” says the former BBB, who also spoke of the criticism she receives regarding the surgery performed.

In July, Eliezer underwent a breast reduction for gyno, a condition that causes male breast tissue to swell.

“When it comes to aesthetics and surgery, it’s not because I don’t accept myself. Far from it. If I can improve to feel better, to love myself more, to like myself more. In my case, gynecomastia was a serious problem, it was “Not it’s just cosmetic,” he told Terra, who said she had received messages from many men with the same problem and who said they were ashamed.

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Source: Terra

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