Davi’s wife and Lucas Buda’s ex, from ‘BBB 24’, become stars, earn big and even have proposals for a TV show

Everyone knows that “BBB 24” is producing good bullshit and stories. But there are people who aren’t even confined and have stolen the show more than some participants. This is the case with the wives of Davi Brito and Lucas Henrique, the Buddha. Risen to fame due to the exposure of their respective husbands, Mani Rego and Camila Moura grabbed the opportunity tooth and nail. They have changed their lives (and their appearance), they already earn a lot of money, they receive offers from big companies and even to host a TV show. It’s “Big Wife Brazil”!

Poster girl and influencer

Until Buda entered the program, Camila Moura was a shy History teacher who, according to her own husband (now ex?), “didn’t like to appear”. The Rio native only had to start a more intimate friendship with Pitel for a new Camila to emerge: debauched, empowered and… digital influencer with almost three million followers and a verified Instagram. All overnight. This is how she faced the betrayal she says she suffered from the capoeirista and decided to end her eight-year marriage with him, in front of the whole of Brazil, an announcement that will be made to him when he is eliminated.

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And it wasn’t just the number of followers that grew. The 29-year-old Rio native’s bank account is only growing. In 20 days, she made “publications”, partnerships and campaigns for cell phone stores, cosmetics, telephony, deodorant and fabric softener brands from the same “BBB” sponsors, in addition to giving her look an “up” and doing several rehearsals. , model style. It is estimated that she earned R$100,000 in a single campaign, but Camila denies this.

The new influencer already has a press officer and manager, but does not want to give interviews. Just make money and pose glamorously. This stance has been bothering Lucas’ family, who see a conflict of interest and are thinking about suing her. They even sent an extrajudicial notice last Friday asking Camila to stop mentioning her brother.

Active on social media, she uses the voice she has today to speak to betrayed women, who are going through or have already gone through the same moment of pain. A pain that she doesn’t want to hide. “These last few nights have been very difficult. I continue to sleep with the help of medication,” she said, in an outburst last Friday, after seeing new videos of Buddha and Pitel at the “BBB” party. “But today I’m going to the salon, do some work on the girl’s curls, do a drooling make-up. I want to show you, women, who go through unpleasant situations like mine, my strength. But not every day I’m strong. Not every night when I go to sleep I’m fine.”

Camila says she continues to undergo therapy and admits that she doesn’t sleep on party days on the program, even though she no longer follows the reality show. “It’s horrible. It feels like a horror movie that never ends. But I keep shaking off the dust: get up, shake off the dust, wake up to win. Later I will appear here better, with makeup and a close-up of my face,” she said. Big money and a lot of money in your pocket, as Shakira says: “Women don’t cry anymore. They invoice.”

Proposal for a TV show

Mani Rego became a star in Bahia and throughout the country. The 41-year-old entrepreneur and social worker has a very busy life. There are many meetings with companies, interviews and job offers. Davi’s wife had to reduce the number of days she clocks in at the now famous snack bar she has in Salvador to keep up with so many commitments.

The success is so great that Mani may get a TV show. She has received proposals from local broadcasters and is analyzing them, according to her press secretary. Radiant about this new phase, she recorded her first commercial, for a multi-brand store, alongside her mother and sister, and has signed partnerships with large companies. One of them is with the Brazilian Micro and Small Business Support Service (Sebrae). She also signed a big contract to do a national advertising campaign for a financial institution.

Mani has taken advantage of his visibility to raise flags against racism, ageism and machismo, in addition to rebutting criticisms about being 20 years older than Davi. The entrepreneur didn’t even have a social network when the program started. Today, she has 1.5 million followers on Instagram and celebrates receiving a lot of affection from the public.

“People go to the tent (snack bar), hug me, talk. It was all very crazy and fast. I’m not seeing it as fame yet, but I’m enjoying the affection,” she said, in one of the several interviews she has given. If Davi doesn’t win the “BBB 24” prize, both he and Mani have already changed their lives, and for the better.