A ex-BBB Isabelle Nogueira32, announced his departure from the post of Muse of Grande Rio at Carnival 2026this Wednesday (17).
The presenter declared that she is leaving the post on your social networks. She did not give details about the reason for his departure. “With a heart full of gratitude, affection and love, I share that I am no longer part of the Musas da Grande Rio team”, he said and added that he was grateful for the welcome received from the school and the community.
“I hope that Grande Rio experiences a beautiful, powerful and exciting Carnival, as its history deserves”, he continued.
She also thanked her colleagues who work at the festivities and recognized that Carnival is also responsible for being a source of income for many people who work at the time. “Carnival creates jobs, supports homes and puts food on the plates of countless informal workers. As a creator of culture for decades, I deeply know the value of this event that welcomed me so well.”
Isabelle Nogueira went, during the Parintins festival. She paraded for the Duque de Caxias association at Carnival 2025, in which the school’s theme was “Pororocas Parawaras: The Waters of My Charms in the Curimbós Accounts”a tribute to Pará culture. This year, the Caxias school was runner-up in the Rio de Janeiro Carnival.
This year, Isabelle Nogueira will be honored by the Manaus association Presidente Vargas Samba School, “With an Arrow and a Dream: Isabelle Nogueira, the Strength of the Amazonian Woman”not Carnival 2026.
Check out the full statement:
“With a heart full of gratitude, affection and love, I share that I am no longer part of the @granderio Muses team
I am immensely grateful for the invitation and for all the incredible moments we experienced together, Grande Rio. I was extremely well received since my arrival, especially by the community, and this will forever remain in my memory and in my heart.
I hope that Grande Rio experiences a beautiful, powerful and exciting Carnival, as its history deserves!
And to Carnival, who opened his arms to welcome me, I can only offer gratitude. Carnival goes far beyond just a party that can be played: it is a cultural movement of resistance. Many people and families fought to make it accessible to everyone, as it is today. Carnival creates jobs, supports homes and puts food on the plates of countless informal workers. As a creator of culture for decades, I deeply know the value of this manifestation that welcomed me so well.
So, to all my Carnival art colleagues, thank you very much!
This was a beautiful chapter in my story with you, Grande Rio.
Once again, thank you very much.”
