I returned to Portugal only 15 days ago, Bruno Caprerizo44 years old, lives“full of longing” Of the two children, Gaia (12 years old) and Elia (10 years old) live in Italy. Therefore, he is thinking about bringing them to Portugal, an idea that stays in his mind the longer he is away, as is the case now. “It’s a process. Unfortunately, my kids are still young, in school and it’s hard to take it all in and change. It’s something their mother and I thought about [Maria Caprara] We looked at it together, but it needs further study. Maybe in a few years“, admits the Brazilian heartthrob. Soon in a double dose on the TVI channel, as an actor in the TV series “Festa É Festa” – which he is already recording – and co-host of “Dança com as Estrelas”, all personal bets are on Cristina Ferreira, the upcoming Christmas season It will be in Milan.”It has to be with my kids. On top of that, my daughter turns 13 between Christmas and New Year, so it’s a complicated stage“, admits Bruno Caprerizo. It is the gifts that can fail. The actor is not organized and leaves “Everything until the end“.”What matters is the mother who is expecting and buying“, he explains embarrassed. But not only for his children, the Rio de Janeiro-born lover admits that he is terrible at receiving gifts. Cristina Ferreira, who has been named as his girlfriend for several months and who gives him work at TVI, as the actor and presenter is a good role model: “I don’t think I’ll give anything away… I don’t usually give gifts to my friends. I’m really bad at this. I never know what to give.“Meanwhile, Bruno Caprerizo is preparing for a conflict with his teenage sons, especially the eldest. Stressing that he was”Quiet teenager“She is afraid of this complicated stage in Jaya’s life.”“I talk to her, but she doesn’t want to talk about everything.”He adds with a smile between smiles: “The difference is that she is smarter and more mature, and from time to time she tries to trick meAs for the children who see him on good terms with their mother, the actor from Rio does not believe that this gives them hope for reconciliation: “First, I don’t think separated parents should be enemies. It is important to maintain this good relationship with their mother. Why is the relationship not good? Of course I know that they would like to see their father and mother together, but they know that we are just friends, that we have a good relationship and, above all, we are good parents. This is up“.
Salman Rushdie is a journalist and feature writer specialising in culture, politics, literature, and international affairs. He focuses on delivering clear, informative reporting that helps readers understand the people, events, and trends influencing today’s world.
