DrAfter the news about the end of the program “Cristina ComVida” on TVI, Cristina Ferreira highlighted a message from a follower asking for the format to continue on the air.
“I’m watching your show, as always, and I’m crying over other people’s stories. Today I received the worst news of my life. A head tumor at 44 with two daughters. I need your strength. It may be over.. said cheerleader Christina Ferreira.
The words that deserve Christina’s answer: “I’m here. Always. And everything will be fine.”
The message exchange was shared on the Instagram page of TVI’s Director of Entertainment and Fantasy. He added to the post: “Christina Komveda today remembered many moments from this year. I was touched by the review but above all, to read your messages.”
“From the first moment I joined TV, I had a deep sense of responsibility as it is. I’ve tried, for 20 years now, to enlighten those sitting in front of me. All my guests were the most important people in my life. Life in that moment.” Today I received this message. I am without a floor. Someone wanted me there, on TV, to give him strength. I’m here. Start. Even if they don’t see me. on this TV,” Christina Ferreira concluded.
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