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De agora na coluna no @sitef5 @folha: Sem alarde, Netflix estreia nesta semana documentário sobre vida atual de Suzane von Richthofen f5.folha.uol.com.br/colunist…

🚨🚨Virginia Fonseca, Vinícius Jr.’s ex-girlfriend, has reportedly shared to a Spanish magazine ¡HOLA that she was the one who suggested to Vinicius to undergo facial augmentation surgery 😳: 🗣️ Virginia: “It started one evening while we were getting ready to go out. Vini was standing in front of the mirror. I was sitting on the bed, waiting for him. He turned to me and asked, ‘Would you change anything about me?’ I said, ‘Do you want the romantic answer or the honest one?’ He laughed. ‘The honest one.’ So I told him plainly. ‘I think you should consider chin augmentation surgery.’ He turned away from the mirror. ‘Chin augmentation? You think I should change my chin?’ ‘Yes,’ I said. ‘I think a more defined chin would suit your face. I’ve thought about mentioning it before, but I didn’t know how you would react.’ That suggestion came from me. He hadn’t asked about surgery. He hadn’t told me he wanted anything done to his chin. I introduced the idea that evening. He looked at himself again, then looked at me. ‘You really think it would look good?’ He asked. I told him ‘I do. You’re my man. I want you to look your best.’ People might find that blunt, but that was our conversation. I cared about how we looked together. When we walked into a restaurant or arrived at an event, I wanted to feel proud walking beside him. He sat down next to me. ‘You know what? I like the idea,’ he said. ‘If I’m happy with the result, I think it could boost my confidence too.’ We talked until we were late for dinner. A few days later, he brought it up again. ‘That chin augmentation surgery you suggested—I want to find out more about it.’ He arranged consultations, asked his questions and eventually decided to go ahead with the surgery. He was so happy with the result. Afterwards, when he was ready to go out again, he spent longer choosing his jacket than I spent choosing my dress. I teased him about it. He said, ‘You started this. Now you have to wait.’ We laughed the whole way to the car. That is the evening I remember when people bring it up now. Then his performances for his club started getting worse, and suddenly everybody had a theory of a stunt double. Those conspiracy theories were hilarious. They talked about his appearance. His concentration. Our relationship. Every missed chance and bad performance became another conversation about his face. His poor form was unfortunate. But honestly, I didn’t care about his football performances when I suggested the surgery. I cared about my man looking good for me. That was my reason. I wasn’t thinking about goals or league positions during that conversation in our bedroom. We’ve broken up now. We had problems that a better photograph or a beautiful evening together couldn’t fix. But I still believe I changed his life by encouraging him to have that chin augmentation surgery. He told me he felt more confident. I saw how pleased he was with his appearance. Our relationship ended. That part of his life continued. The last time we spoke about it, he smiled and said, ‘You really think you deserve all the credit?’ I told him, ‘Keep the credit, Vini. I remember who started the conversation.’”