Mariama Barbosa’s ex-boyfriend returns to Portugal to be with his son – Ne Te

Mariama Barbosa’s ex-boyfriend returns to Portugal to be with her son

Paulo Bello lived in Antwerp, but moved to Lisbon when he discovered cancer. Now, he will take care of Jose Maria.

Photography: Instagram Mariama.

Mariama Barbossa he died On Friday, July 29, after months of treatment against a gastric malignancy he was diagnosed earlier this year. The presenter, who was 47, left his 12-year-old son, Jose Maria, who has always been a “big concern” for her and her “big love,” a source close to the presenter told NiT.

Mariama’s friend himself adds that the child will be in the care of Father Paulo Bello. Mariama’s ex-partner ‘lived in Antwerp [na Bélgica], but moved to Lisbon in February, when he discovered cancer. He changed his whole life to be with her and her son.”

The private communication of the caller to Jose was visible to all who knew them. And also for those who followed her on social media, where she often shared moments together, which she described as the best part of her day.

In May, Ze Maria was one of the guests on the program “Tesouras e Tesouros”, in which Mariama participated in SIC Caras, on the occasion of Children’s Day. At that time, in an interview with “Fame Show”She admitted that she felt proud to be able to count on having one of her cornerstones.

“During the phase I continue to fight cancer, fifty percent of my strength comes from him, him, and my family. The other fifty could be mine, but without her…,” he began by saying.

He added, “I think that on this journey, without friends and family, it would be much more difficult. It’s hard enough on its own, so imagine I wouldn’t get support here, I don’t even know. But then, when that support is your child, The light is in your eyes.”

Mariama also explained that Maria’s outfit was the main reason why she continued to live. “I think what makes me get out of bed, and what gives me strength every day, is no doubt because of him. He is much stronger than me.” I still don’t have that perception, we’ve never been through such difficult things before, and that’s a good thing. He is also still very young, although he is getting older. But with all of this, I could see he had all the power and claw out there. And after that, I felt that not only was it essential, but it was also a warmth I hadn’t been able to feel before.”

The 47-year-old broadcaster will spend Saturday, 30, from 19:00, in the Church of Santo Condestaville, in Campo de Ourique. The funeral will be held on Sunday at 3 pm.