Among the programs he conducts on RTP, broadcasts on Rádio Comercial and other more specific professional commitments, there is little time left Vasco Palmeria be with the woman barbaricand children, Thomassix years and Matthias, of two. However, thanks to his wife’s unconditional support, the broadcaster and broadcaster was able to enjoy the childhood of his children, as he said at the semi-finals of the International Emmy Awards, in Lisbon: “I have a lot of work, fortunately. I continue with “Rhythm Palmeria”, but I was able to enjoy With my two kids at home. No complaints from Barbara, she understands my work very well. He not only understands me, but helps me. She is the leader in everything. I try to help as much as I can.”
Despite the demands of his career, Palmerim has no doubts about identifying the biggest challenge in his life: “Having two young sons requires more than hard work. Work that I can control. Now, with my children, I don’t know what to count on. I don’t know what If they’re going to wake up in a good mood, or in a bad mood, or if they’re having a tantrum or not. Being a dad is always an unknown, but that’s also part of the magic. It’s good to see our kids grow up happy.”
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