Felipe Neto denies participation in BBB22 and comments on mental health

This Saturday (01), Felipe Neto made a series of stories on Instagram to talk about his mental health and some speculations that are going around the internet about him becoming a BBB. The influencer was one of the main names quoted for the next edition of Big Brother Brasil, but, to the sadness of fans, Felipe denied participation.

The rumor about Neto becoming the next “Brother” arose after he inserted an emoji in front of his name on Twitter, just like Mc Loma and Inês Brasil did. That was enough for users to turn the reality show into one of the most talked about topics on the network on Wednesday (29).

However, Felipe stated in his stories that he will not be on the show. In addition, the content creator took the opportunity to say that he is completely voiceless due to very intense emotional issues:

“I am completely voiceless because I have been through a lot of emotional stress. My doctor explained that when you have something very emotional in your life, you can lose your voice. I am sending this message to reassure everyone who has sent me a message.“, he explains.

Neto recently ended his 5-year relationship with YouTuber Bruna Gomes. In his stories, he asked his followers not to think that the brunette did anything wrong:

“I will not be on Big Brother. And I am recovering more and more every day. I love you very much, thank you. The only thing I want to ask of you is that you should never, under any circumstances, send hate to anyone. Send only love. Don't believe in gossip. If Bruna and I ever want to speak out, we will. And never think, not even for a second, that Bruna did something wrong. Never.“, he concluded.

_{Felipe Neto ended his 5-year relationship with Bruna Gomes. (Photo: Reproduction/Instagram).}

On Tuesday (28), Bruna published a note on Instagram saying that she was surprised by a phone call from her partner, on Christmas, putting an end to the relationship.

Featured Photo: Influencer and content creator, Felipe Neto. Reproduction/VEJA.