Bruna Surfistinha takes part in her ex-husband’s play after accusing him of assault

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The former call girl reported her ex-partner to the police in early March

Raquel Pacheco, better known as Bruna Surfistinha, participated in her ex-husband’s play, Xico Santos, in a nightclub in São Paulo. Father of her twin daughters, Maria and Elis, aged 2, the actor is performing with the character Bruno Surfistinha in honor of his ex-wife, who accused him of assault and requested a protective measure against him in March this year.

“Ex is a s$%¨&. We can’t get rid of exes. We didn’t get along well in the relationship. We got along well in bed and made two beautiful daughters,”

joked Raquel, on stage, during her participation in the play, showing that everything is fine between them.

The former call girl reported her ex-partner to the police in early March and requested a protective measure against him. In September, Bruna and Xico appeared in a recording together at their daughter’s 2nd birthday party.

At the time, Raquel Pacheco spoke out against her ex-husband on the web, calling him a “white aggressor, with clear eyes, friendly and seductive”.

“Society’s little standard, who is spared from any crime. I got rid of him with a protective measure, but I wasn’t the last woman who fell for his nice talk!”

she wrote on social media, when responding to a message from an internet user on the subject.

In another comment, Bruna mentions that she is taking “legal action” against her ex. “They are already happening. I am waiting. That’s why I’m not in the media, only in the courts. After all, it is in the courts that we resolve problems,” she said.

At the end of March, Xico published a video on social media accusing his ex-wife of “using her own daughters to target him” and also saying that she “didn’t learn to be a mother”.

*With information from Extra

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