Fátima Lopes presented the program “Holy House” at SIC, during the holidays of Diana Chaves and João Baião. The viewers showed up on their return and praised their performance.
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21/08/2026
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Fat last Lopes accepted the challenge of presenting the SIC morning program, “Happy House”, for two weeks, so Diana Chaves and João Baião have a well-deserved vacation. Now that it's over, the communicator shared several images of the ten programs she made and was happy for the opportunity.
“ It was a very special two weeks in the Happy House programme. I had fun, enjoyed it, missed many colleagues and spectators and strengthened the certainty that it is a privilege to work on this art of presenting. Thank you to the SIC viewers who have cherished me since the first second. Thank you to the extraordinary team of the Happy Home. Thank you to João Baião and Diana Chaves for creating a house where you are really happy!”, said the host.
In the comments, fans were not indifferent to this return from Fátima Lopes to a daytime program and praised its performance, mentioning that it should have a permanent space in the magic box.
“ Whoever is born to present, never forgets. You were always very good. Many congratulations”, commented a follower.
“ I'm glad you had Fatima Lopes every day at SIC. Of course, Diana and Baião do a good job, but they lack safe people in the TV space who know how to position themselves as Fatima. In a time of so little sense, it takes more than television presence. Maturity, emotional intelligence, culture, listening ability and the right word at the right time also make television. Fátima is missing on the small screen. And it makes a difference”, said yet another fan.
“We need Fatima as a guest host more often!”, said another netizen.
“A lady, a presenter of elegance”; “We want Fatima back on screen” and also: “It’s always good to see her again in the place that knows so well what she does,” she can also read in the publication.
It is recalled that Fátima Lopes worked at SIC between 1994 and 2010, having been ahead of other successful programs such as “All You Need Is Love” or “Surprise Show”.

