Luana Piovani dismisses her 'gold-plated' husband and complains that 'there are no straight men'

Luana Piovani, 49, has been single for two years and treats her love life with more humor than haste. In a conversation on social media with a friend, the actress joked about the difficulty of meeting straight men and heard suggestions of places where she could meet someone during a trip to Ibiza, next summer.

"I'm complaining to her that there are no straight men," said Piovani. The friend suggested a rodeo event, but the idea was immediately discarded. “God forbid,” replied the actress. Motorsport also appeared as a possibility, but it didn't convince Dom, Liz and Bem's mother. "Short people, futile people, very loud noise", he said.

Football was the third alternative presented by her friend. Once again, Piovani refused: "God forbid."

Faced with the denials, the friend noted that the actress herself made it more difficult to find someone within the profile she said she was looking for. Piovani, in turn, made a point of clarifying that he is not looking for a relationship.

"I don't want a husband, not even if it's gold-plated. I don't even want a boyfriend, but technical assistance would be good," she said, surprising her friend.

“In my next life, I want to continue to be a woman, but at least one gay woman will come,” he concluded.

Luana has been single since July 2024, when her almost four-year relationship with photographer Lucas Bittencourt ended. In posts on social media and recent interviews, she has said that she is going through a calmer and more reserved phase.

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