“ That's five kids in four different schools. At 4 pm I am TVDE”

A Natura celebrates his 30 years and launched a new collection, which was presented at an event in Lisbon on 23 September. 

Among the known faces that did not miss this meeting was Joana Taful, who talked to the News to Minutes. 

As far as clothing and collections are concerned, in addition to “a very consumerist person”, the former “Big Brother” competitor also said she is a fan of second-hand clothing.

But the conversation did not stop here, because he also commented on the children’s return to school and still shared his opinion about the new issue of “Big Brother All Stars”, which he is not following because “they were huge.”. 

Joana Taful, remember, was a fifth mother at age 40 in 2024. The former "Big Brother" contestant is the mother of Matthew, Caetano, Benjamin, Amalia and Purity, the fruits of marriage to Nuno Taful.

How was the kids' return to school?

Thank God! The only thing I can say is thank God the classes are all [to walk]. I hope you don't get any sick in the next five months so you don't have anyone home, because God is great and they've opened the schools.

And how is your management?

It's very difficult. I confess I'm already a little stressed out here because there are five kids in four different schools. So I come in at 4:00 in the afternoon and I start being TVDE. But that's what it is, and it's done. I'm going to intersperse everything and I can do it. Other than the activities.

It was already part of a "Big Brother" edition in 2022, and is now on the air the "Big Brother All Stars". Have you been with him?

I haven't been following and I'll tell you why. The few times I saw them, they were screaming. And I thought, No, I'm not into this anymore. Enough with the screaming I have at home and I'm still hearing it on TV? Don't! I'm sorry that's so, because it could be a funny thing to have a more comical component. I think they went in there [with the thought]: We're the best of the best, and that's why we're gonna scream to see who hears the most.

Can you imagine repeating the experience of going back to a reality show?

I can't say it ever because I suck, I'm nothing apologist to ever, but I think it's really hard to happen again.

For family management or because you just don't want to go back?

It's for me, not for management because I have an amazing husband. Here I put grease [laughs]. It would help me with everything, but I don't fit in that format anymore.

And what made you go the first time?

I was really curious, that's all. It was an office bet, they said you couldn't do it, and I signed up. I never thought I'd be accepted, and then it was the curiosity of getting in there and realizing what it was like. It's really a world apart, it's a whole different thing. But it could have a lighter, funnier component, that's what I think.