A Grande Conquista 2 passes BBB and A Fazenda and becomes the reality show with the most withdrawals

Never in a Brazilian reality show have there been so many withdrawals as in The Great Conquest 2. Until then, five villains left their plans of being a millionaire behind and asked to leave the program, which begins the Mansion phase later this week.

This Monday (6), the public was taken by surprise with the withdrawal of dancer Cacau Luz. She is the fifth villain to give up the Record TV reality show that mixes anonymous and famous people.

Before her, Ana Paula Oliveira, who is Miss Vintage, asked to leave to take care of her mental health. On Wednesday (1st), she felt unwell, was helped by other participants and later received medical attention. Upon returning, she dropped the hammer, choosing to abandon the program.

On April 26, two villains decided to leave the program. Ana K, from Casa Laranja, and Gustavo Mustafe, from Casa Azul.

The dancer Gaby Fontenelle she was the first player to withdraw from A Grande Conquista 2. On April 24, shortly after leaving, she explained that the cold and hunger played a role in the decision. The villa was in the orange house, which started the competition with five beds and 47 residents.

The difficulties they experienced in the first phase of the program may have contributed to the decision. In addition to coexistence, the villagers have to deal with the lack of comfort, as they do not have beds for everyone, in addition to food restrictions. They already they even received a slice of mozzarella in one of the food kits delivered by the program.

BBB 24 had two withdrawals

Many remember Vanessa Lopes, but it wasn’t just her sister who gave up on BBB 24. The dental surgeon Rebecca Motawho would join Puxadinho, asked to leave before his name was announced – the information was later confirmed by Boninho.

On social media, the 27-year-old São Paulo native, who faced breast cancer, said that she chose to give up on the reality show because she “was unable to control her feelings”, even though being there was her “biggest dream”.

Eleven days after BBB 24 debuted, Vanessa Lopes, 22 years old, who was part of Camarote, pressed the quit button. At the time, she said that she would not “feel guilty”, knowing her “essence”.

“I may be crazy, but I’m a crazy person who knows how crazy I am,” she said. Before giving up, the sister created several theories – she believed that the participants in the reality show were actors and that the home decor was sending her a message.

Days later, in an interview with “Fantástico”, She said she was diagnosed with an acute psychotic condition. The influencer received treatment and, little by little, has focused on social media.