Davi does ‘tragedy tourism’ in RS points out Ana Paula Renault about the action of the ex-BBB 24

Former BBB Ana Paula Renault once again criticized Davi through social media, stating that the BBB 24 champion is doing “tragedy tourism” in Rio Grande do Sul. The Minas Gerais native had already questioned the movement of the Bahian, who announced his own PIX for fundraising for flood victims.

Through social media, an internet user stated that Ana Paula should apologize to Davi for raising a “horrible hypothesis” about Davi. The person stated that the girl from Minas Gerais should be ashamed of the situation, as she did not do the same about other people who were also moving around the state.

The former reality star responded to the user, implying that Davi is doing “tragedy tourism” in the south of the country. “What hypothesis did I raise?! That he lied about the flights, asked Pix to finance the trip, without mentioning the destination, and is still there doing tragedy tourism to produce content?”, asked Ana Paula.

The Minas Gerais woman also stated that Davi’s trip to the state harms voluntary actions and that he could “help from where he is in an honest way”, like other people. “It’s one thing to show solidarity, another to explore tragedy. Truly absurd! Whindersson, Felipe Neto and thousands of other people are helping, in the best way possible, making it clear, from the beginning, how the donations would be allocated”, she defined.

Davi Brito’s mobilization for RS

Through social media, the ex-brother asked for donations to be made to his personal PIX and was criticized by former BBB from Minas Gerais, Ana Paula Renault, for presenting “mismatched information” for followers. The Bahian revealed he already had received more than R$70 thousand in donations. “Send PIX, send PIX. Total mobilization, we will do our utmost, total mobilization,” he said in a video recorded when he had already traveling towards RS.

In less than 24 hours, Davi reported having received R$72,625.20, as he shared this Wednesday morning (8). The amount was partially converted into the purchase of water bottles and proven to Davi’s followers through an invoice also published on social media, with the value of R$41,880. After being criticized, the Bahian explained that he would carry out, through invoices, an accounting for the donors.