In April of this year, Rui Oliveira surprised everyone and everything, especially her husband, Manuel Luis Jocha, by revealing his departure from TVI live from “Goucha”.
Moments later, the businessman explained the reason for his sudden departure from Queluz de Baixo: “No one sent me away. I wasn’t satisfied and thought I should leave. For several weeks I felt like what I was doing didn’t add anything to me.”For TV Mais magazine.
At the time, Manuel Luis’ husband Josha expressed his displeasure at not being invited to TVI’s birthday party: “European Choir [produtora do programa] She cared for me, but TVI didn’t. It was so blatant that they didn’t even invite me to the Christmas party, which I wouldn’t go to because dinner had already been arranged, but I wish they had.” advertiser.
Following this, Rui Oliveira also revealed that Manuel Luis Jocha was not aware of this decision: Manuel Luis was not waiting for my decision. In our relationship, one does not control the other and each one thinks with his head. If I had told him, he would have moved me and I was so determined because I felt my turn was done. “It is to explain.
Shortly thereafter, Julia Pinheiro gave an interview to Rui Oliveira for the SIC program “Júlia”, where he even talked about the topic.
It is now known that the entrepreneur will be at SIC Studios again. Rui Oliveira will be one of the guests on Friday, November 11, on “What’s Up? TV”, from SIC Mulher, moderated by Carolina Patrocínio, and will talk about her passion for horses, the broadcast of which will be dedicated to the Golegã Horse Fair.
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