One of Jose Coutinho’s sisters, participating in Who wants to date a farmer? Who died on August 15th, broke the silence to reveal everything that happened in The last days of a farmer’s life Which generates a wave of turmoil.
in Interview with Julia Pinheiro On Monday the twelfth of this month, Paula began to tell her how everything happened in the morning, she lost her brother.
“I was at home packing some things and they called me to come here because my brother was not feeling well […] When I arrived, INEM was already there. My sister has arrived before me,” said Paula. But when the sisters asked questions to health professionals to see if everything was OK, the INEM doctor spread the news of Jose’s death in Sudden heart attack.
He continued, “That’s what the doctor told us straight away, it was fatal.” “It was really hard, and it still is. It seems like we always listen to it. Those are my brother’s laughs.”
Jose Coutinho and Andrea Rodriguez
Photo: SIC
As Paula remembered how The 67-year-old farmer ‘No complaints’, although for many years he pursued heart problems which he inherited from his father, who died in the same house, also of a heart attack.
He said, “He got up, went to water everything, went up, and fell, that’s it, nothing else. The INEM doctor told us there was no chance.”
Participation in SIC’s reality show
Paula does not forget the joy she saw in her brother, two days before his death, for his participation in Who Wants to Date a Farmer?.
His sister said that when Jose Coutinho went into cardiac arrest, the recordings were already over, and he was waiting for the premiere date.
One of the sisters of farmer Jose Coutinho, Paola
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“He became friends with everyone, from the productions to the girls he was with. He was really happy,” he recalls.
About the women who lived with him in Vilar do Paraíso, in Vila Nova de GaiaPaula said they were “mHe was very polite and very calm, you can see that they spoke to him, Elizabeth and Nelia, with great affection.”
The show’s debut left painful marks on the family. “Very sad, really painful, to see him so happy and wanted to be here to see those pictures of him in a good mood, smiling, happy. Really very difficult,” he said.
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