Once again Cinha Jardim commented on ‘Big brother’This sparked controversy on social media.
In the ‘in the family’ This Saturday, May 7, Robin Roy asked: Who would win if the final was tomorrow?.
Zé Lopes was the first to give his opinion and elected Bruna Gomez: “If she was the best player in this version? No, she is not. For me, she was the best player in her version, but because I have a special passion, I would like to be Bruna”.
Sinha Jardim differed: “No it’s not me. I’m really sorry but no. Bruna? No. There are a lot of Portuguese here to play.” – and immediately tried to correct himself: “Not only because of that, or because she is Brazilian far from me. I have already won a Brazilian championship once. No problem for me”.
“She shouldn’t be misunderstood there, Bruna is a more peaceful player, she’s a player who hasn’t said anything special to me (…) she just doesn’t deserve what she was in the past” – Explained.
Later, Robin Roy shoots: “Does Bruna need Bernardo?” – Jardim Sinha asserted: “Of course he is, I miss him very much. I think Bernardo gave Bruna a lot of the match. Although people always said that Bruna was the best, but Bernardo gave a lot of matches, if not, he would not have won the program”.
“Where were Bruna’s fans, who are the millions, right? And they let Bernardo win.” – He remembers.
On Twitter, netizens were quick to respond to the moment and criticize them: “This Cinha should take a bath from the idea”And “Cinha being xenophobic….not to mention….🙄🙄” or “Sinha is very pebble. What an ignorant woman! “ – are some comments.
*about who they want to win*
Cinha: “Bruna?? There are a lot of Portuguese here to play “and then try to apologize pff 🙄 #bbtvi– Wise to win 🏁 | 🍦 (@bb2020tvipt) May 7, 2022
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