After Maíra Cardi's speech, Thiago Nigro appears drinking soda

The recording was shared on TikTok. In the images, Thiago appears on the balcony holding a can of soda and makes a joke in the caption: "A man drinking his coke doesn't want war with anyone."

The publication quickly caught the attention of internet users, who associated the video with Maíra Cardi's recent statements.

In the comments, followers raised different interpretations of the post.

"She moved house?! According to Maíra, soda doesn't come into her house," wrote a user.

"In my opinion, he is posting this video in criticism of Maíra's video", commented another.

"This is marketing. Soon a sponsorship will appear", joked a third.

The Controversy

The repercussion began after Maíra Cardi stated that she does not allow foods with sugar into her home. Commenting on the case of a seven-year-old boy who died in the United States due to complications related to morbid obesity, the influencer explained why she adopts strict rules about eating at home.

As an example, she said that she discarded a can of soda that accompanied an order made by Thiago Nigro.

"There's no sugar in my house at all. The other day, Thiago asked for Outback. He's an adult and does what he wants with his life, outside of my house. Not in here," he said.

According to Maíra, upon seeing the drink, she questioned her husband and decided to throw it away immediately.

"A soda came with it. I said: 'That's definitely wrong. You didn't ask for it, right, my love?'

She also justified the decision by stating that she considers soda to be harmful to health.

"Giving my husband a can of soda is shortening his lifespan," she declared.

The influencer acknowledged that her stance could be considered radical, but stated that she does so thinking about her family's health and setting an example for her children.

"If you want to call me a terrorist, you can. People are not at all aware of the harm of this. Do they really think I want my children to have less father time?", he stated.

Maíra also recalled the history of illnesses in the family. She said that her father died before meeting her granddaughters and revealed that she had already faced thyroid cancer.

“There was no dimension of what food can cause,” he concluded.

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