Milena Moreira denounces racist attacks and promises to take legal action

When exposing the comments, she warned that she intends to take legal action. “Racism is a crime and everything will be dealt with legally,” he wrote.

The repercussion began on Monday night (13), when a fan published a photo next to the group gathered in a restaurant in the capital of São Paulo. The image quickly circulated on X (formerly Twitter) and provoked negative reactions from admirers of Ana Paula Renault, champion of this year's edition of the program.

The dissatisfaction originates from the troubled relationship between Ana Paula and Samira within confinement. During BBB 26, the two were part of, alongside Milena and Juliano Floss, the group called Eternos. After discovering Samira's actions behind the alliance's back, Ana Paula broke off the friendship.

Milena, who had also left her ex-sister after the program, met her again at dinner, which fueled criticism on the networks.

As the repercussion increased, the criticism gave way to racist insults directed at the runner-up. Among the messages released by Milena were attacks on skin color, hair and appearance. The former BBB decided to gather the prints and make the comments public.

Amid the controversy, Milena stated that she was receiving "unnecessary attacks" and received support from her sister, Mile Moreira. "Milena is an adult, she does what she wants with her life, whether I agree with it or not. She knows that, in the end, I will be here for her, to defend her from anyone," he wrote.

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