“My son has been in Rio for 20 days and still hasn’t gone to school”, says Luana Piovani after receiving criticism for not praising Pedro Scooby

Luana Piovani commented on the criticism she has received on social media for not having publicly praised her ex-partner and father of her children, Peter Scooby. The athlete is participating in a delegation of surfers who went to Rio Grande do Sul to help rescue victims of the floods, which are ravaging the region.

In the stories on her Instagram profile, she posted some of the comments directed at her regarding how the actress positions herself on Scooby’s attitudes. “Waiting for you to talk bad about your ex now! Because when he does something to you, he talks, but when he does something good, he shuts up, right? Too convenient, right!” wrote one internet user. “Always tries to criticize Scooby! I want to see him praised”, commented another. “Congratulations, Pedro Scooby for the initiative”, praised another.

In response, Luana wrote: “My son has been in Rio for 20 days and still hasn’t gone to school. For the bitches who think he’s great, get the password.”

In the following stories, she also said that she has several friends in the South and that she was very shaken by the news. “Yesterday wasn’t very easy for me and I ended the day having a crying fit. Benzuco, my 8-year-old son, came to welcome me. I try to control it, but sometimes I can’t. The tears just start to come out and there’s nothing I can do… my son’s saint welcoming me… Liz is more mature, she knows that everything is organized,” she said.

“Then I went on social media to see my new friend Denise, from the NGO Colo de Mãe, who is doing work in the south and I was checking information with her and I ended up coming across such stupid, rude, absurd comments… And I had to swallow everything. It’s very desperate when we don’t know what to do and what actions to take”, he said.

He continued: “It made me want to start a tsunami again. But there’s no point… We don’t do each other’s part. He’s the one who does it. I’ll respect the choices. I’m working on my frustration here… Today I’m done I feel better…I’m able to understand emotionally that the choices were made and that they live their choices. I’m going to live my life, which is to take good care of everything I propose to take good care of.”

Finally, she said that she was happy to see several artists helping the region and that she hopes everyone has “solidarity for our brothers in the south”.

Floods in the South

The federal government recognized the state of public calamity for 336 municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul this Sunday, the 5th, due to heavy rains in the region. According to the latest Civil Defense bulletin, released at 6pm this Tuesday, the 7th, it rose to 95 the number of deaths recorded as a result of floods in the state.

To date, there are 131 missing and 1,443,950 people affected by the disaster in 401 municipalities. Of these, 48,799 are in shelters, 159,036 are homeless and 372 are injured.