Silvia Poppovic regrets missing her husband six months after his death: “We were accomplices”

the presenter Silvia Poppovic opened her heart on social media and talked about how much she misses her husband, the endocrinologist Marcello Bronstein. He passed away at age 78 on November 25, 2022, months after undergoing a bone marrow transplant.

At the age of 68, the famous recalled happy moments with the doctor, who stayed by her side for almost three decades: “Today you’ve been gone for 6 months! When I see our photos, I’m grateful for the unforgettable moments we lived together!”she began.

“There were 27 intense years of love and learning; we made a beautiful family, traveled the world together, listened to a lot of good music; enjoyed our friends, were accomplices and companions in difficult times and we liked it more and more as time went by” , lamented Silvia.

Finally, she pointed out that she continues to think about her beloved on a daily basis: “I miss you so much, my dear Marcello! You’re still alive and vibrating inside me! I love you!”, she wrote. In the publication, the presenter showed photos of the veteran alone, with her and a selfie of the two with their daughter.

For those who don’t know, Marcello had been fighting leukemia since 2021. He even had a bone marrow transplant, having his daughter A-N-Aaged 23, as a donor, but could not resist the disease and died at the end of the year.

SILVIA POPPOVIC ACCUSED BROADCASTS OF COPYING HER FORMAT

Pioneer of afternoon programs about human behavior on Brazilian TV, Silvia Poppovic vented about the numerous attractions that copied its format over the years. She said she believed she had renewed the way she communicated with the public by addressing sensitive issues, but regretted the way her legacy was scrapped.

The statement was given during the presenter’s participation in the Panicby Jovem Pan News. “I was very badly copied I didn’t invent the wheel, I made a program that was developed to talk about themes that were not talked about on television”, she began.