by NoApril 5 marks 13 years since Cláudia Vieira first became a mother to young Maria, the result of her relationship with Pedro Teixeira. And with her daughter entering adolescence, this is a new phase of motherhood the actress is experiencing.
“It’s impressive and our neighborhood is very interesting, very cute, but it’s a challenge to train. It’s always challenging“, he began by telling journalists present at an event promoted by the Association for the Promotion of Madeira, which took place this Monday in Lisbon.
“She wants to have more and more freedom, I want to feel the necessary trust to give her that freedom, but it’s still scary because they live in a world that is already very much their own, with their relationship with cell phones and networks“, he added.
Cláudia Vieira says she doesn’t see young Maria’s social media, but she is “controlling over time” and requires “to be [contas] closed”, so that, “eventually, she is limited to her group of friends“.”look after. But she has her Instagram and her TikTok“, he emphasized.
“We have to be very attentive, really very present. Here, a few days ago, I saw a video about how parents sometimes worry about giving them freedom to go out, because today children don’t play in the street, they don’t have that freedom to be free, and how much more dangerous it is sometimes to be locked in their room”, he then emphasized.
In addition to Maria, Cláudia Vieira is also the mother of three-year-old Caetana, the result of her relationship with João Alves.
As for professional life, the actress explained that he recently finished filming a series about Sister Lucia and also participates, from time to time, in “Vale Tudo”, a program on Sunday evenings on SIC.
“What’s next? There are a lot of things on the table, interesting things, but nothing concrete. You never know if it’s April or September. It’s not known,” he shared, admitting, however, that he “doesn’t feel like he’s on vacation.”
“I feel like I’m on vacation when I travel. Because when I’m here, there’s always something to do. I’m always busy with presentations, content production, the relationship with the brands I have, even with SIC… There’s always a sense of be here.active,” he clarified.
Still speaking to reporters, Cláudia Vieira admitted that the new collection OBSIDIAN – a new 100% Portuguese clothing brand launched last year – was “scheduled” to be launched at the beginning of this year, but everything has changed.
“It had to come out, our big target was late January and early February, but it completely slipped. And it has to do with the difficulty of getting the materials we want to work with and their exorbitant price. The next collection, if it was what we wanted and envisioned, would be quite expensive. We want to offer a sustainable collection, that’s the condition. If it’s not three months apart but six, we’re not that worried,” he said, stressing that he didn’t launch the brand with the intention of following the “fashion calendar.”
Recall that, at the same event, Cláudia Vieira spoke about the return of “Morangos com Açúcar” and the “Vale Tudo” program.
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