On Saturday, September 24, a “joke” appeared between the contestants in ‘Big brother’ It sparked some anger among Internet users.
While Mafalda Diamond was lying on the sofa, Ruben da Cruz and Miro Femba called on Miguel Vicente to “watch”.
Miro Fimba warned: “Cousin a fever. Cousin, there’s a fever” And Miguel Vicente’s shot: “I look in the mirror”.
Robin da Cruz joins the fun: “What’s her debt, nothing? No. Slap there? Now I look at you coming out and hitting your buttocks like that”
“Is there nothing of a fever? Go, cousin, give it to him” – Miro Fimba added, sparking “laughter” among the three.
In social networks, the moment did not take long to generate criticism: “Anyway, what a conversation 😂”And the Miguel has many flaws but the other two are more pigs and ordinary than he is. or “These situations are so disgusting.” – These are some examples.
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That conversation between Miro and da Cruz and Miguel. Encouraging to slap her on the backside and look at her. And they call it “fever”?! These situations are so disgusting #bbtvi
– Liliana_Sofiia (@Liliana__Sofiia) September 24, 2022
#bbtvi
Miro and Cruz were encouraging Miguel to hit Mafalda in the butt.
Miguel has many flaws but the other two are more pig and regular than he is.– Flores Tres Picos (@FlorTresPicos) September 24, 2022
I also thought that’s what they were saying. Anyway, what a conversation
– Liliana_Sofiia (@Liliana__Sofiia) September 24, 2022
Miru was one of the people who disappointed me the most from the start, it’s only getting worse #bbtvi
– Mah (hottlouie) September 24, 2022
Miro and da Cruz encourage Miguel to hit Mafalda’s ass.. Those who do it are as bad as those who encourage her.
Introduce me Miro and Da Cruz #bbtvi
– Joao “Chumbitto” 💉💊 (JoaoDias_F) September 24, 2022
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