Upon landing at the airport, singer Lexa displays the biography of Viola Davis

The 28-year-old singer was spotted at Santos Dumont airport and made a point of showing the book she was reading to the photographer. Lexa is flipping through the autobiography of actress Viola Davis.

The American actress, known not only for her performances in Hollywood films but also for her fight for the rights of women and blacks. In the work, Viola reveals that, at the beginning of her fame, she lost her roots and forgot to fight for the rights of those who suffer racial or sexist prejudice.

The autobiography has been praised for exactly this. Viola Davis doesn’t try to be just a victim, nor the perfect woman we see, but a person full of flaws like us.

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Lexa was spotted at the airport on her way back from her show at the Super Auê event. The party is one of the biggest events for the LGBTQIAP+ public in the city of Volta Redonda. This week the singer revealed that she had lost four kilos in the last month. Lexa said she has been guided by her brother, who is a nutritionist.

Reading and dedication to a diet can be good reasons to distract the singer who has been going through difficult times this year. “Guimê was always a good guy, a gentleman with me and my whole family. He was always sweet to my daughter, he took her down the aisle and honored her.”was what Lexa’s mother said in a video in which she defended her ex-son-in-law and asked the singer to forgive him for the harassment committed at BBB-23.

Before that, the singer had to defend herself from the accusation of default on the purchase of a house that she shared with her ex-husband. “The house had an overdue IPTU, a problem with the structure, the plan is all irregular with the city hall, the owners had not paid the builder who built the house and who came to collect Guimê”. Lexa also cleared her ex-husband of guilt in the negotiation and said that he was the victim of malicious people.

Featured Photo: Lexa. Playback/ Agnews