José Castelo Branco, the 61-year-old socialite who became the central figure in the biggest scandal of the year, after he was accused of attacking his wife Betty Grafstein, 95, reveals that he does not want to be anyone's father. “I didn't want to be a father. I knew I would hurt him, but I didn't want to be a father for one reason: I was too afraid. Because by that time I had taken a lot of money.” Hormones“When he was Tatiana Romanov and he was afraid it would affect him,” he admitted to his son Guilherme, 33, about his health, which he feared for due to the treatments he had undergone.
In addition to the fear of physical consequences, Castelo Branco said that He was extremely shaken “internally” when he found out that his partner, Marilyn, was pregnant. “I slowly caught up“And the person who gave me the strength to confront my fatherhood was a very holy priest, Father Fernando, whom I met,” he recalled in a conversation with his son on the program “Julia?”, on SIC, in April.
A singer from another world
“My father always had a good star. I was a singer. From the time I was born I felt like I didn’t belong in this world. I always thought I belonged to a god,” he grumbled, before telling his son that he was unwanted as a boy. “I started to like him when I started to feel him. “Your mother scared me because she said she was going to have a boy, and I want everything except the boy. I want a doll.”I finish.
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