In a shocking turn of events, Vera Santos has broken her silence following her explosive exit from the reality show Casa dos Segredos Nova. The 34-year-old contestant, visibly shaken yet resolute, spoke out against fellow contestants Bruno and Dylan, whom she accuses of relentless psychological harassment. Vera’s departure from the show came after she physically assaulted Dylan, a move she claims was provoked by a toxic atmosphere and verbal abuse directed at her, particularly concerning her daughters.
In an emotional statement made after her appearance on the talk show 2 às 10, Vera stated, “I hit Dylan, it’s true, but verbal violence is also violence.” She emphasized that the comments made about her personal life pushed her to her breaking point. “If they hadn’t talked about my daughters, none of this would have happened,” she declared, holding the two men accountable for the emotional turmoil she experienced in the house.
Vera did not shy away from expressing her feelings of regret regarding the incident, yet she firmly justified her actions by highlighting the discrimination she faced, including what she describes as homophobic remarks from both Dylan and Bruno. “When they realized I had feelings for Inês, the provocations began,” she revealed, shedding light on the hostile environment within the show.
Despite the controversy surrounding her exit, Vera remains defiant. “I have already won just by entering and showing who I am,” she asserted. She expressed a desire for Bruno and Dylan to confront her with their comments outside of the show’s confines, insisting, “I am not like that, and I never will be.”
Vera’s statements have ignited a firestorm of reactions from fans and commentators alike, raising questions about the production’s handling of such incidents and the broader implications of mental health within reality television. As the fallout continues, one thing is clear: Vera Santos is not backing down, and she is determined to make her voice heard.
