After denying it, Jesus Luz goes to Madonna’s show with family credentials: ‘We understand each other’

After stating that he would not go to the Madonna in Rio de Janeiro, Jesus Luz, 37 years old, attended the event this Saturday, the 4th. The model wore an exclusive credential for friends and family. As he told TV Globo, he and the Queen of Pop put their enmity aside.

“The disagreement really happened [entre eu e Madonna], but we understand each other. My feeling of gratitude for her will always be greater than that,” he said, who was with his girlfriend, Camila Ferrer Stroligo, and his businessman, Peterson Ibrahim. Earth He tried to contact, but the model preferred not to talk.

The report from the Earth noted that Jesus Luz received several derogatory looks in the VIP area of ​​the show, mainly from Madonna fans. In their view, the model’s presence at the event was an attempt to attract attention.

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What do you need to know

O Multishow and the Globoplay Coverage starts at 9:30 pm. For those who prefer to watch online, Globoplay will make the event available free of charge to non-subscribers, requiring only login to the platform. TV Globo will start broadcasting the show right after the soap opera Renascer.

Kenya Sade and Marcos Mion will lead the broadcast on TV Globowhile Marcus Majella, Laura Vicente and Gui Guedes will be the hosts on Multishow and Globoplay. The show, which chronicles the pop star’s career in seven acts, is scheduled to start at 9:45 pm, but it is worth pointing out that Madonna delayed several performances during the tour .

The repertoire will include iconic hits such as Like a Virgin It is Musicas well as performances of songs rarely heard live, such as Nothing Really Matters, Erotica It is Justify My Love.

The event, which also celebrates the centenary of the sponsor, Banco Itaú, has an estimated budget of R$60 million, including a fee of R$17 million for Madonna. Sponsorships include contributions of R$10 million from Rio city hall and R$10 million from the state government.

Source: Redação Terra