Sara Barradas talks about her mother's arrest. “I was never ashamed”

Abesides having talked about the pregnancy of the little moon in 2018, having told them that she discovered at the time a health problem that led her to take extra care during pregnancy, Sara Barradas also spoke about her mother in the “High Definition” of SIC.

Speaking of the case where her mother was arrested between 2021 and 2024 for crimes of qualified fraud, the actress began by sharing that her husband, also actor José Raposo, was always at her side.

“ It's hard when things get out of our control when they overtake us. Even what we don't want to become public and become. But it is trying to find new dynamics of daily life, new routines and that bring some naturality in these more difficult situations. And try to protect as much of public exposure as possible, but sometimes it’s difficult,” he said.

“ It's trying to ignore a lot of the shrapnel or not ignoring it, maybe put on a protective cover. You know they're there, but you can't let them stick you, stick you,” he said. 

“You learn to live with sorrow,” he also said, and highlighted the importance of therapy at this less good stage. “Therapy is done – which helps a lot – to learn to live with it. There are things that happen and that are uncontrollable, do not depend on you.”

But he didn't stick around and remember: “When we get into the role of savior many times we forget that we are also victims. And then people naturally find in me this lifeline and there's a tendency, because when you see a board in the sea everyone wants to get on top. Sometimes it’s not easy, it wasn’t easy, but I managed to navigate that sea.”

“ It was more of an ordeal that many times, in an early phase, was in autopilot mode and you know you have to act, you have to move forward because you have a lot of people depending on you and there is no solution. It is to find a new life for everyone where we can coexist with the new reality ", still confided in conversation with Daniel Oliveira. 

Sara Barradas later said, still talking about her mother, that “she was never ashamed”. “I am deeply sorry that it happened, but I am not ashamed.”

Asked by the host about what she learned from her mother, the actress began by saying “a lot”. “In a primary phase I learned what love is, it was the only vehicle I had of love in my childhood, inside my home, excluding my grandparents. My ability to love I think it can be said that I learned from her ", remembered.

What about an adult? “I learned to have a strength of spirit, an inner force, a capacity to carry things on my back. That also comes from her. Protecting, it also comes from her. To be a kind of matriarch, the person who gathers, who welcomes, who cares. This also comes from her.”