“span class=”news_bold”> They ransacked my house and my mother’s house in Estoril and took everythingIn this way, Matilda Rimau began an emotional outburst, which she shared on her official Instagram account.
Drenched in tears, the actress filmed herself pleading with her to help her find the only keepsake she and her mother had of her grandmother, who died in June 2022.
“I just want that ring back. And give it back to my mother. It was the only thing left from my grandmother,” he explains, showing a photo of the jewel in question.
© Instagram reproduction / Matilda Rimau
Mathilde asserts that the stolen jewelry has “unqualified sentimental value” and offers “a reward for whoever brings home the ring”.
He added, “The attack took place between December 28 and January 2 [no Alto dos Gaios, Estoril]. For me, there is no greater pain than touching my family, our intimacy, their memories, and what they left us. This ring is a constant physical reminder of what my grandmother and grandfather’s love has left in this life.He reinforced his plea, once again, for friends and followers to be aware of auctions, online sale sites and jewelry stores.
© Instagram reproduction / Matilda Rimau
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