Paolla Oliveira on Virginia Fonseca at Grande Rio: ‘We are very different women. Any opinion I give will be to create female rivalry’

I don’t even know. I gave up before, and they didn’t even get there. I questioned myself. And I came to the conclusion that it’s not about who will do it, but how we are doing this publicity. A lot has changed. You can no longer portray women as objects of desire, the fact of being successful in all aspects sexually, socially, or economically cannot be associated with that. But there is still room for improvement. How will advertisements be made more consistently in line with the problem posed by this drug so close to us, right, as it happened with cigarettes? What are we doing to ensure that this is done in a more responsible way? ‘Someone had to take over. Grande Rio knows what they are doing and I will pass the crown to her,’ says the actress, who, in an interview on the videocast ‘Conversa vai, conversa vem,’ details the reasons that led her to step away from the Avenue: ‘I hate this thing about balancing plates. How far can my emotional handle?’