Juliana Paes breaks the silence and reveals her true reasons for leaving Globo studios

Juliana Paes, 42, known for her versatility and authenticity in her roles on TV Globo, explained her departure from the channel, this Wednesday (13), for health and family reasons.

“I was neglecting my health and my children. The hole got deeper and deeper. One day I had a labyrinthitis attack in the studio, while recording. The doctor had to come and see me inside Projac. After that, I forgot my son's presentation at school. It killed me. He said: 'but you didn't go'. I was only thinking about memorizing the text and I forgot that day. The guilt is so enormous, an indigestible feeling”, revealed the actress to journalist Léo dias.

_{Juliana Paes in her role as Maria Marruá, for the soap opera Pantanal. (Photo: Reproduction/Tv Globo)}

“I remember saying I wasn’t feeling well and the doctor came to see me at Projac. At that moment, I thought I needed to be more spaced out (one work of the other). I love Projac, but I had to pull the brakes (…) I want to continue receiving invitations, and I will consider it”he concludes.

Shining in prime time, and starring as the character Maria Marruá in the soap opera Pantanal, written by Benedito Ruy and adapted into a remake by Bruno Luperi, the actress was the most talked about character on Twitter in recent weeks, since her scenes were of great impact and delivery. In the first version of the soap opera, 32 years ago, Maria Marruá was played by actress Cássia Kiss and Juliana comments that she felt flattered to inherit this role, since she considers herself a big fan of hers.

The character will die in the second version of the plot, however, even with “little time” on the scene, this is another great milestone in Juliana's career, ending a 21-year cycle, but open to future possibilities, since the decision was by mutual agreement. “It was a very calm, friendly conversation, I didn't make any other contract, it was just to have a choice.”

Featured Photo: Juliana Paes. Reproduction/Instagram