the coach who threatened actress despises women 30+, was rejected by fifty in reality and accused of coup

In recent months, a series of videos of “Coach do Campari”, or “Calvo do campa”, have gone viral on social networks. In them, a man who calls himself “coach red pill” (learn what it is below) preaches, above all, that men only relate to women under 30, not feminists and without children. His name is Thiago Schutz, who has just been denounced after verbally attacking and threatening to kill actress Lívia La Gatto.

The curious thing is that Thiago became a counselor after participating in a reality relationship show. In “The Perfect Crush”, he fell in love with Joelma, a fifty-year-old woman who would leave any man on his toes. Despite thinking that women over 30 no longer have any value in society, he competed with four other men for the love of Joelma, married twice, mother of two adult children and a card-carrying feminist. She didn’t choose Thiago, preferring to stay with another competitor.

At the time, he used his registered name, Thiago Schoba. It was enough for him to appear on the reality show to be accused of scamming novice writers. The Campari coach had a book publisher at that time.

Before the program premiered, a Twitter account whose name is Maysa, accused the businessman of “stealing” a book written by the young woman. “When I was 15 I was robbed by this guy, who owns this publishing house (Nova Editorial). He published my book, and in addition to not sending me the profit, he didn’t send the work to the people who bought it. Now, he’s on a show,” the post read.

Maysa also accused Nova Editorial if it did not exist and pointed out that Schoba used the company to harm writers and keep the money from their publications. Lawyers for Schoba, Schutz, Coach at Campari said they would sue the young woman.

The coaching career began shortly after the public rejection. For mentoring, he usually charges around BRL 2,500, depending on the level of exclusivity required, it could be more.