Claudio Ramos, “Tantrum”. TVI presenter accused of wanting to be ‘the center of attention’ – Nacional

Human behavior expert Susana Ariel accused Claudio Ramos Wanting to be the “focus of attention” and throwing a “tantrum” when contradicted.

Susanna’s statement is another celebrity profile that the specialist posted on her Instagram. “He wants recognition above all else,” Susanna began to evaluate. Claudio, in her words, “needs a theater to be the center of attention, Overlap with Maria Botelo Muñiz. The title of the book itself is “Eu Claudio” – an ode to himself. He speaks on commentators and contradicts opinions. He thinks that everything is acceptable like wheels, he drags himself on the ground like a caterpillar … And when he criticizes, he not only accepts but immediately attacks, as he did with Alexandre Monteiro, “he continued.

Susanna points out Claudio’s more spare side. “To save money, he does the most incredible things: handing out empty envelopes at weddings, saying thank you for not inviting him so he wouldn’t give a gift, cleaning his house to save money, admitting he’s ‘caught'”. The specialist also defends that Claudio Ramos “is not at all about relationship and love, as he defends it,” arguing that he helps people live only “because famous presenters do it.”

Regarding the “thinking patterns” of Claudio Ramos, Susana Ariel said that he “always fought for what he wanted and ran after his dreams”, however, regarding the thinking patterns Claudio “contradicts María Botelho Muñiz and commentators several times, and they cannot contain his opinion “.

Agressive behaviour

Susana Ariel also accuses Claudio Ramos of insulting his guests🇧🇷 “He seems to be a peaceful person, but whenever he was upset, he was easily offended. We saw it on SIC and on TVI, in the middle of the programmes, when something went wrong in the technical team: he was humiliated live, threw a tantrum, shouted, upset, Or people do not respect his authority, he closes his easy expressions and raises his voice as in his famous cry: “Noélia, Noéeeliaaa, Noeeeeeeeliaaaaa”.