Sara Norte tells her descent into drug hell in Joana Marques’ ‘Talks’. “I was the CR7 of acorns” – Celebrities

Sara Norte, the 38-year-old actress and commentator who we see every night on the program ‘Passadeira Vermelha’, on SIC commenting on the lives of celebrities, is one of the guests on ‘Desconfia, a show that comedian Joana Marques takes to Meo Arena. Sara did not hide anything: she told all her story of misery, his relationship with drugs and revealed that he discovered at the age of 18 that his mother, Carla Lupi, was “addicted to cocaine”.

The television commentator recalled the days of February 2012, when she was caught as a drug mule in Spain, with more than 220 hashish balls in her stomach and intestines, and ended up sentenced to a two-year prison sentence in a prison in Algeciras, in Andalusia.

The actress tried to create humor with her story, “life was moving along the lines, until it started to fall apart”, she said as a motto to say that “at the age of 18 I had already cut ties with my parents. I had discovered that my mother (actress Carla Lupi, who died of lung cancer on August 1, 2012) I was addicted to cocaine and my father had joined ‘Big Brother'”he told thousands that he had bought a ticket, making the audience laugh.

Sara also said that she was already using drugs “hard and light, all at the same time” and that because she lost 15 kilos in two months, thanks to ecstasy. And as she wrote everything in the diary, her father ended up finding out…. and she ended up being kicked out of the house. The actress who was a prodigy in acting in Portugal, ended up having to live in a tent, where she had nothing because she sold everything to pay for “400 euros of coke a day”, as she made a point of saying at Meo Arena this Friday.

THE “CR7 DAS ACORNS”, THE “NUMBER ONE”

Addiction was the reason that led her to become a drug mule, between Morocco and Spain. “A friend invited me to go to Morocco and here the entrepreneur immediately accepted. I loved it, I won 1000 euros and carried 223 acorns in my stomach. Yes, because when I go into business, it’s not to play, it’s to be ‘number one’. I wasn’t just any drug mule, I was the CR7 of acorns. I went every weekend”he says, finishing with some humor: “I took eight pills to stop myself from having a bowel movement. Drug trafficking is like this: Either it leads to effective arrest or constipation”, he joked.