Camila Queiroz says that kindness is fundamental in marriage

Universa: Have you ever shared clothes with someone and the item came back damaged?
Camila Queiroz: [Camila olha para a irmã dela, que está ao lado, e aponta] Me, my two sisters and my mother use the same mannequin and have the same foot size. We always share everything with everyone. And at some point it spoils, right? Everything is fine with my sisters. Now, when I was a model, in the houses we shared, it came back not only damaged, but also dirty.

And do you have a favorite piece?
I love jeans with a white tank top. This is an infallible combination because you can combine it with sneakers, flats, heels, change the accessories and transform the look. Sometimes you go to work with this combination in the morning, put on red lipstick and you’re ready for happy hour. I like the classics and I tried to bring that to my collection with C&A. You can’t go wrong with them, because they never go out of style. You just need to change the accessories.

You present “Blind Wedding” and have been married to Klebber Toledo for six years. Do you have any tips for a lasting relationship?
Look, I don’t have any tips, but I can talk about my personal experience. We are very proud of each other and genuinely root for our individual success. It is important that both partners feel happy and fulfilled in their marriage, that no one tries to cancel out the other and that there is no competition. When a couple competes with each other, that relationship is already bankrupt.

Klebber and I are partners. On a day when I’m not so well, or he’s not so well, we always think about how we can help, you know? This sensitivity in everyday life is necessary. Only love is easy. If marriage was just about love, we wouldn’t have so many people breaking up. How many times have we heard ‘we love each other, but it’s not working anymore’?

Do you have any examples from your relationship that fit your advice? What do you remember off the top of your head?
Oh, yes there is. There was a week when I needed to leave the house at five in the morning for recordings. I got up at four to take a shower and Klebber half an hour later just to make me coffee. When I got out of the shower, my coffee was made.

Not because he had an obligation, but because he wanted to do me this kindness to contribute to my difficult schedule. Small acts like this, within the relationship, are important. In “Blind Wedding”, for example, when we have time to talk to the participants, we try to give a lot of advice.