Giovanna Antonelli found a creative way to beat the heat during the summer in Portugal. Living in a luxury apartment overlooking the Tagus River, in Lisbon, the actress transformed the small balcony into an improvised leisure area.
Actress Giovanna Antonelli sets up “slab” in a luxury apartment in Lisbon
Giovanna Antonelli found a creative way to beat the heat during the summer in Portugal. Living in a luxury apartment overlooking the Tagus River, in Lisbon, the actress transformed the small balcony into an improvised...
To set up the space, Giovanna bought a children's pool and a hose. He also put a beer in the freezer to complete the moment of rest.
“The person filming me is bullying me, but I'm here in Portugal and it's really hot today,” joked the actress in a video shared on social media.
Before showing the result, Giovanna explained how she came up with the idea of adapting the balcony to sunbathe and cool off without leaving home.
"You know that my mind is very creative. I put a beer in the freezer, bought a hose and a baby pool and what am I going to do? I'm going to sunbathe on the roof and it's today", he said.
In the following images, the actress appears inside the improvised pool and taking a hose bath in the company of her two dogs, who also enjoyed the game.
When publishing the video, Giovanna asked her followers to evaluate the solution created to face high temperatures.
“Now I want to know: is this a workaround or a luxury solution?”, he wrote in the caption.
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The 50-year-old actress currently lives in Portugal and often shares moments of her routine in the country on social media.
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