Tata Werneck shared on social media excerpts from her interview on ” Conversation with Bial” this Friday (7). In one of the videos, the actress and presenter spoke with great humor about the final moments of her grandmother’s life. One netizen commented: “Ridiculous. Make fun of grandma’s death!”
Tata then hit back at the follower’s comment on her account: “You don’t know my relationship with my grandmother. She’s the one who taught me everything. Even laughing in difficult moments. She never complained about life. Take care of your relationship with yours. Because mine with Denguinho was impeccable.”
The comedian’s response received more than 3,200 likes by early afternoon on the post made on Instagram this Saturday (8). The program with Pedro Bial had great repercussion online after its airing.
Crisis in the relationship with actor Rafa Vitti
During the interview, Tata discussed her career and personal life, mentioning a crisis in her marriage to Rafael Vitti.
“At one point in the relationship we experienced a crisis, precisely because we had lost the conversation, but we didn’t lose the pu**ria. We spent some time as tenants in the pandemic, but we recovered, nowadays we have love, conversation and sex,” he explained.
Desire to get pregnant again
She and her husband are parents to 4-year-old Clara Maria, but the comedian expressed the desire and desire to have another child, despite the fact that the first pregnancy was complicated. as she well remembers during the chat with Pedro Bial.
“I intend to and so does Rafa. My pregnancy was indeed very difficult. I made a point of complaining about my pregnancy, because I didn’t hear women complaining. When I said I was being difficult, I was criticized a lot (…) I had diabetes, I spent two months lying down without being able to get up, I vomited 40 times a day, I had hives all over my body, but I want to be a mother again, and that has a little to do with the job market. I have to get out of the scene a little bit, and that for the woman is also a little uneven. I keep thinking, ‘Do I get pregnant now?'”
