Fans Crush Cristina Ferreira’s New Book: You’re Getting Ridiculous – A Boil

Cristina Ferreira he has always said that he likes to surprise and that is why he accepts countless challenges on the sidelines of television. However, not everyone likes her image and attitude, and critical voices have been heard even more in recent days. The book you just published has a bold title, “Up on Puta,” and there are those who find it exaggerated or unreasonable.

“You can’t even understand Portuguese, but the book won’t even open … Bad taste”, “You’re old enough to be reasonable. It’s getting worse and worse”, “You’re getting ridiculous”, “Marketing isn’t everything”, “Money isn’t everything, I thought you didn’t care what they write or say …”, “Tina, you’re falling. Check yourself.”, “Everything goes to sell” or “One more to make money. If you had the worries of so many people, you’d be so stunned”, are some of the comments left on Instagram by TVI’s director of Fiction and Entertainment, who asked for followers. not to judge the book “by the cover”. And if there are many followers who disapprove, there are others who praise his courage.

The book focuses on the controversial last months that Cristina Ferreira has experienced since she left SIC for TVI, and above all on the insults and judgments she has been targeted, especially on social media.

Recently, in an interview with Rádio Comercial, the presenter had already shown indignation at the hatred she receives from her followers. “If I didn’t have a very strong structure, and I didn’t have people around me holding me, because we are nothing alone, I committed suicide years ago. People are not aware of the implications a sentence can have. Words do a lot. bad., they are real throwing weapons “.

Protects the family
Cristina has already published parts of the book and explains why she hides her family. “I have never shared or publicly exposed my mother, my son, my father, the people who are close to me. I don’t want anyone to be with them. They are the last stronghold of privacy.”