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Sunday night (5/10) in “The Farm 17” had a court atmosphere. During the pointing dynamics, Gaby Spanic and Fernando Sampaio exchanged barbs with the actress. Fernando denied and replied that. The chat included provocations and low-slamfall expressions, until the program’s mediation ended the round.
Outside, Fernando’s defense was already rejecting the xenophobia pecha; Gaby’s team, in turn, announced judicial measures against the actor, and also against Michelle Barros, for speeches considered offensive in the vote of the week.
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In the center of the dynamics of “note”, the Venezuelan actress opened her speech thanking Brazil for hosting immigrants and, following, accused Fernando de Xenophobia. “Thank you Brazil, I’m Venezuelan and I want to deeply thank Brazil for accepting many Venezuelans here. Many had to leave their country for situations we all know. And second, I want to clarify that this gentleman who wants me to leave here is being xenophobic with me,” he said. The actor immediately reacted, denied any prejudice and asked the team to sue her: “get the process and can already open a lawsuit against her because he is saying that I am committing a crime against her.”
The discussion climbed with interruptions, exchanges of ironies and offenses. Gaby asked for respect: “It’s my time to talk. Respect women,” turning back to the rival: “I’m not afraid of you. I’ll sue you. Shut up! Clown!”. Fernando insisted that everything would be recorded by the cameras of reality and, in a challenge, fired: “Then the bell beats!”.
The clash ended with provocations exchanges and a panorama of hostility that contaminated the dynamics. Among the hardest phrases, the actress still launched a popular saying that reverberated on the web: “Each priest has her church, every clown has her circus and every bitch has her corner. Because the whores also deserve respect. I never said that I was hungry in this house,” she said.
Without an immediate outcome, the fight opens another front of confinement tension, with more promises of judicialization outside the reality and direct impact on the next game decisions.
Gaby Spanic’s past
The clash on Record’s program reheats the recent trajectory of controversies of Venezuelan abroad. In 2023, at Canela.TV’s “Secrets of Villas” reality, Gaby accused singer Pablo Montero of having touched her without consent and tried to kiss her forcibly when they both participated in “La Casa de Los Famous”. He denied and minimized the statements. The revelation divided the public and generated repercussions on Hispanic media, with celebrities such as Alicia Machado coming out in defense of Montero and criticizing Spanic, which fed a climate of “cancellation” in part of the networks.
The following year, Gaby again occupied headlines by telling her that she suffered childhood sexual abuse, attributed to a maternal uncle, a report that mobilized support and also criticism from those who accuse her of using personal dramas on TV shows. The actress said she had made public the episode as a warning to families.
