The country singer’s children Gusttavo Lima appeared having fun in a giant swimming pool in the USA. The little boys Gabriel and Samuel, aged five and six, respectively, are the result of the artist’s marriage to the model and influencer Andressa Suita.
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The little boys are very close in age and are often mistaken for twins. They usually have the same haircut and even pose in the same clothes.
This Friday morning (03), Andressa used her social media profile to show a fun click of her heirs with Gusttavo Lima. In the recording, it is possible to see the boys diving into a gigantic pool. The model did not reveal where her heirs were, as it seems they are spending a few days in Miami.
Gusttavo Lima owns a beautiful penthouse in a luxurious condominium in Florida. The place is very refined, and other Brazilians, such as businessman Roberto Justus, own a property in the same condominium as the singer.
Last April 20thGusttavo Lima gave a beautiful performance at Mineirão Stadium. On the occasion, the artist’s children and wife were present and came to honor the country singer. On social media, the celebrity shared the best moments of the show and wrote in the caption of one of the posts. “We closed the last tour of the pub in Belo Horizonte-MG with a flourish!! A true spectacle worthy of a memorable farewell. An immense pleasure in completing another phase of a project so special to me, which has also become important to each of you. An artistic program carried out with great commitment so that BH had an outcome never seen before. We made history!! We move forward, because our purpose continues…”, wrote the famous person excitedly.
After the beautiful show with a special appearance by his family on stage, the countryman took a short break from his schedule and took the opportunity to have fun with his heirs on a speedboat ride in a mansion. In the caption, Andressa declared: “The reason they are late for school”, Andressa had fun filming Gabriel and Samuel riding a jet-ski with their father in a lake located on the artist’s property.
