Rio de Janeiro
José de Abreu, 78, has still not forgiven María Zelda Betlem and Murilo Rosa for the conversation the pair had during a live broadcast four years ago, which recently went viral on social media. The actress told her colleague that Abreu was “breathing” and that he suffered during the recording of the TV series “Bebê a Bordo” (1988) and Rosa reportedly laughed at the episode. “It was something that made me very upset, very bad,” the actor recalls.
Santiago Assuncao's translator in “Um Lugar ao Sol” (2021) denied his existence. Bad breath. “That's not true,” he said in an interview with Globo. “I've been going to the best dentist in Rio de Janeiro for 10 years, a great dentist that everyone in Globo goes to. Not a single girlfriend has ever complained about it.”
In June, José de Abreu said he would file a lawsuit against Murilo Rosa and Maria Zelda for exploiting and making unjustified fun of a fake medical condition. At the time, the actor said he would ask for R$1 million in psychological, financial and moral damages: “Let the courts decide.”
The actor, who will perform in the show “Saltimbancos” and star in the play “A Baleia” later this year, has learned that Murillo Rosa has filed a lawsuit against him and is awaiting the summons. “My lawyer is waiting to see how we will act. If he does not support me (Lines about him live)He laughed and joined in the mockery. “This is really crazy,” he commented.
Abreu also criticized Maria Zelda: “We had a beautiful love story, and I was a good friend of hers. Until recently, I would go to her house. I didn't understand anything about her making fun of me.”
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