Journalist Nathalia Santos is shot after leaving Marquês de Sapucaí

In the early hours of Monday (12), Nathalia Santos, a journalist known for being a commentator on 'Esquenta', was shot in an attempted robbery after leaving Marquês de Sapucaí. Nathalia's team, this Wednesday (14), provided information on their social network about the condition of the journalist, who had to undergo surgery.Â

Pronouncement

“Upon returning from the Sambódromo da Marquês de SapucaÃ, Nathalia Santos suffered, together with her husband, an attempted robbery, the two were inside a taxi, which was shot by two shots, one of which unfortunately hit Nathalia in the hip, which needed to undergo surgery and, in order to reassure everyone, we inform you that the procedure was a success. Nathalia is well emotionally and physically, still with some pain – everything as expected”says team.Â

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In addition to her team, we had statements from the journalist herself and her mother, also on social media. Nathalia Santos commented:

“I was afraid of what could happen to me. As a mother, we always think of our children first, but, thank God, I was helped quickly and very well received by all my family, friends and team”

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Claudia Santos, the journalist's mother, celebrated in stories saying: “Thank God my daughter is alive! And she is recovering well“

Who is Nathalia Santos

_{Nathalia Santos, her eldest son and Regina Casé (Photo: reproduction/portalleodias)}

Nathalia Santos, aged 30, has a degree in journalism and has already participated as a commentator on the program “Esquenta”, presented by Regina Casé, between 2013 and 2016. In addition to talking about entertainment , also commented on his perspectives as a visually impaired person. She is a former Globo journalist and also worked on Globoplay's first soap opera, “Todas as Flores“, as assistant director.

Currently, she is a columnist for Terra Brasil, speaker and mother of two children, Davi and Amora, mentioned in the biography on her social network.

Featured photo: Nathalia Santos, one of the journalists present at Sapucaà (reproduction/instagram/@nathaliasantos)