Ana Hickmann's husband takes a stand and issues a note about the aggression

Alexandre Correa went back this Sunday (12) and admitted that there was a disagreement with his wife Ana Hickmann this Saturday afternoon (11). The incident took place at the couple's residence in Itu, in the interior of São Paulo. The complaint was filed by the presenter, alleging that she was a victim of bodily harm and domestic violence.

Alexandre Correa's version

At first, Ana Hickmann's husband denied any aggression or even disagreement. He told columnist Léo Dias that everything was a mistake, that he was even in São Paulo and that he would only go to Itu this Sunday. The journalist further questioned: “Where are you getting this from?”

This Sunday morning (12), Alexandre Correia published a note on his Instagram going back on what he said: “In fact, yesterday, I had a disagreement with my wife.” However, he denied the attacks reported by the presenter: “I would also like to clarify that I never headbutted her.”.

The couple's disagreement

Around 3:30 pm on November 11, the couple began to argue. Several people witnessed what happened, including employees and his own son, who was just 9 years old. Alezinho, as he is affectionately called, was scared and left the place.

The presenter reported that she was headbutted and had her arm pressed against the sliding door when she tried to call the police.

Upon arriving at the family's residence in Itu, in the interior of São Paulo, the police found Ana Hickmann badly injured, having been taken to the hospital for further care and also to the police station for her in-person hearing, as required by the district delegate. The husband had fled the scene.

The presenter's team issued a note clarifying the facts and reassuring fans about Ana Hickmann's health status.

Ana Hickmann got married in 1998, at the age of 16, with the intention of emancipating herself, as she needed to live in France to pursue her modeling career. The couple has been together for 25 years and has a 9-year-old son.

Featured photo: Ana Hickmann and Alexandre Correa (Reproduction/ISTOÉ)