BBB 24 Champion, Davi Brito went to social media to vent and point out that he had no obligation to help the victims of the floods that hit Rio Grande do Sul. The Bahian reiterated that he is there “with all his heart” and that he does not cares about criticism received on social media.
“Here in Rio Grande do Sul it is in a state of calamity. I don’t live here, if you look closely, it wasn’t even my obligation to be here, but I have an open fist and heart”, stated the ex-BBB. Regardless of whether the internet criticizes me, whether they say it or not, what the haters attack”, he highlighted in an outburst, as did fellow prisoner Matteus.
“I am this calm, simple David, who likes to help people and help others. I will continue to be this Davi”, said the winner of the biggest prize in the history of the reality show. “Just passing by to say that I’m very tired, tomorrow the fight starts again”, he continued, stating that he would be live this morning with Patrícia Poeta.
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 while traveling towards Rio Grande do Sul, but was accused of doing “tragedy tourism” there.
Davi Brito’s mobilization for RS
Through social networks, Davi asked followers to help with donations and also announced other actions in favor of the victims of the natural disaster. “Send PIX, send PIX. Total mobilization, let’s do our best, total mobilization, take as much water as possible to Canoas, it’s needed. Help in any way, this is the time to unite,” he said in a video recorded when he was already traveling towards RS.
In less than 24 hours, the ex-brother has already 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.
The Bahian landed in Canoas, one of the cities affected by the rain in Rio Grande do Sul (RS), to collect supplies for flood victims. Davi said he is in Rio Grande do Sul (RS) to help the population gaúcha and who doesn’t know when he will return to Salvador, his hometown, in Bahia.
