After rumors of his return, Zé Felipe reacts to Virginia Fonseca's outburst

Influencer Virginia Fonseca, 27, spoke out this Monday (1st) after boos received during the friendly game between Brazil and Panama, at Maracanã, this Sunday (31st).

After an outburst post, the influencer's ex-husband, singer Zé Felipe, 28, commented on Virginia's photo showing support and solidarity.

In her outburst, she described what it's like to feel judged all the time. "You know what? I get tired too. I also have days when it hurts. But I rebuild myself. And I realized that one of the biggest lessons that life has taught me to date is that people will always have an opinion about you. And, most of the time, that says a lot more about them than it does about you," she said.

Virgina also highlighted all the actions throughout her career that led to public judgment.

"When I started recording videos for the internet, they said I was embarrassing myself. And I felt ashamed. But I continued. In relationships, I was judged. In motherhood, I was judged. When I built companies from scratch, I was judged. I remember when they said it wouldn't last a year. After it was too cheap. After I got lucky. And when there was nothing left to say, they started to question the methods, the numbers and the results."

In response to the influencer, Virginia's ex-husband and singer Zé Felipe showed support for the mother of her children. He reacted with two clap emojis.

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She added: "In my personal life it was no different. When I dared to challenge myself to do something for the first time during Carnival, I was judged. When my marriage ended, I was judged. When I tried to start again, I was judged. But yesterday something happened and I felt something different. I felt cornered. Maybe one of the worst feelings I've ever felt. And all this without having done absolutely anything. And then I understood something. It will always be like this."

Check out Virginia's outburst in full:
"I was thinking these days... And you know what? I get tired too. I also have days when it hurts. But I rebuild myself.

And I realized that one of the biggest lessons that life has taught me to date is that people will always have an opinion about you. And most of the time, that says a lot more about them than it does about you. When I started recording videos for the internet, they said I was embarrassing myself. And I felt ashamed. But I continued.

In relationships, I was judged. In motherhood, I was judged. When I built companies from scratch, I was judged. I remember when they said it wouldn't last a year. After that it was too cheap. After that it was luck. And, when there was nothing left to say, they began to question the methods, the numbers and the results. The numbers of the companies that we built with so much work are now being questioned, even though they are audited by one of the largest auditing companies, BDO.

In my personal life it was no different. When I dared to challenge myself to do something for the first time during Carnival, I was judged. When my marriage ended, I was judged. When I tried to start over, I was judged. But yesterday something happened and I felt something different. I felt cornered. Perhaps one of the worst feelings I've ever felt. And all this without having done absolutely anything. And then I understood something. It will always be like this.

If I work, they will criticize. If you rest, they will criticize you. If you wear clothes you like, they will criticize you. If I speak or remain silent, I will receive criticism. Then there comes a time when you need to decide: are you going to live your life or the expectations of others? Because criticism never built a company. It never created jobs. Never fulfilled a dream. It's the work that does this. The constancy. The discipline. It's about continuing even when you're tired.

And that's why I especially wanted to talk to you, to the mother who is trying to do the best for her children and feels like it's never enough. With the woman who is trying to start over on her own, with the woman who is opening a business, dreams of being an influencer, or with the woman who fell and is trying to get up again. Don't stop because they laughed at you, because they doubted you or because they criticized you.

Because if I had stopped at the first review, I would never have experienced everything I experienced! And don't try to prove anything to anyone. At the end of the day, your story will not be told by the people who told you about it. It will be counted for everything you had the courage to build despite them.

Don't let the opinion of others be greater than the dream that God placed inside you. Because no one sees the tears. Nobody sees the fears. No one sees sleepless nights. But you see. And God sees. Then continue.

Because your story is not defined by the times they tried to take you down. It is defined by the times you decided to get up, rebuild yourself and move forward. And thank you for all the messages of support, thank you to all the women who are coming together, supporting each other, loving each other! I would go through this a million more times so that we would all be united forever."

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Source: CNN