Speaker 1: Hey, folks, it is Monday, March twenty third, and we
Speaker 1: too are trying to get caught up on what exactly
Speaker 1: is going on with Chapel Ron because we just saw
Speaker 1: her post an apology video, and in that video she
Speaker 1: uttered these words, I don't hate children, and with that,
Speaker 1: welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ Robe. The
Speaker 1: headlines have been everywhere for several days. We finally decided
Speaker 1: to get caught up and it was like holy hell
Speaker 1: going on.
Speaker 2: It just kept snowballing because we first get a post
Speaker 2: from a Brazilian soccer star alleging something happened to his
Speaker 2: eleven year old daughter. But then chapel Arne jumps in,
Speaker 2: and then the mom of the eleven year old jumps in,
Speaker 2: and now it's.
Speaker 3: A whole big thing that everyone's talking about.
Speaker 2: And everyone has an opinion about, so we'll probably all
Speaker 2: just see our opinion.
Speaker 1: Calmed down. Everybody just calmed down here. But chapel roone,
Speaker 1: I didn't know this. We'll get into it in a second.
Speaker 1: I didn't know she had a bit of a reputation
Speaker 1: for having, i don't know, not being so kind to fans,
Speaker 1: maybe not even in her behavior, but even in her words,
Speaker 1: she said, I wasn't familiar with that. Were you that
Speaker 1: she kind of had.
Speaker 3: A rep for No, I didn't know that.
Speaker 2: She Look, it is invasive being a celebrity, and I
Speaker 2: know a lot of people are like, oh, poor you
Speaker 2: making millions of dollars.
Speaker 3: You need your fans to be the celebrity you are.
Speaker 2: So it's a bit of a conundrum when you have
Speaker 2: a celebrity who obviously needs and loves the support of
Speaker 2: her fans to buy her music, listen to her music,
Speaker 2: come to her concerts. Also, at the same time wants
Speaker 2: a private life, doesn't want to be bothered when she's
Speaker 2: having breakfast or maybe even walking down the street. And so, yes,
Speaker 2: seems like she has a fairly low tolerance for intrusions.
Speaker 3: And look, everybody's different.
Speaker 4: I can respect, I can respect. That's okay.
Speaker 1: So this incident in particular, chaperone is down in Brazil
Speaker 1: at a hotel. In particular, this is sal Paolo is
Speaker 1: where they are at a hotel. She's there for a concert.
Speaker 1: Of course, she's performing. She's in what sounds like the
Speaker 1: restaurant at the hotel. And so the way the story goes,
Speaker 1: a little girl eleven years old walks past, just kind
Speaker 1: of eyes her trying to see if it was her
Speaker 1: at her table, doesn't say anything, doesn't do anything, goes
Speaker 1: back to her table with her mom. Then a security
Speaker 1: guard comes over, beerates the little girl, makes her cry,
Speaker 1: says he's gonna even possibly report her to the hospital,
Speaker 1: the hotel staff, and that she's being disrespectful, on and
Speaker 1: on and on. That's the journal idea of what happened.
Speaker 1: Now the girl happens to be the daughter of Jude
Speaker 1: Law and his now ex wife.
Speaker 2: Say your name for me, Catherine Harding, but she goes
Speaker 2: by Kat Cavelli.
Speaker 4: Yes, that is who the child is.
Speaker 1: And the mother of the child, the mother being the
Speaker 1: ex of Jude Law, is married to this soccer star
Speaker 1: from Brazil.
Speaker 4: And it's that stock soccer.
Speaker 1: Star Robes, who is essentially the stepdad who put out
Speaker 1: a long statement that got all of this started.
Speaker 4: And please, what is his name again?
Speaker 2: It's your Gigno Frello and he is a huge Brazilian
Speaker 2: football or like we like to call them, soccer players,
Speaker 2: goes by the one name. Yeah, he's such a big deal.
Speaker 2: He only goes by your Ginho. So look, this is
Speaker 2: a guy who is wildly famous in Brazil, has five
Speaker 2: million followers on Instagram, and so yes, he went onto
Speaker 2: Instagram and called out Chapel.
Speaker 1: Rowe and I think we have to actually it's it's
Speaker 1: a little long, but I think we have to read
Speaker 1: the whole thing for you to get the gist. And
Speaker 1: this is how he tells the story. And this guy
Speaker 1: at all started yes, so.
Speaker 2: He said, I went through a very upsetting situation with
Speaker 2: my family earlier today. My wife Kat Cavelli, is in
Speaker 2: South Paolo for La La Paloosa, Brazil. This morning, my
Speaker 2: daughter woke up incredibly excited. She even made a sign
Speaker 2: because because she was so happy to see an artist
Speaker 2: she really admires or used to admire, Chapel Roone. By coincidence,
Speaker 2: they're staying at the same hotel as this artist. During breakfast,
Speaker 2: the artist walked past their table. My daughter, like any child,
Speaker 2: recognized her, got excited and just wanted to make sure
Speaker 2: it was really her. And the worst part is she
Speaker 2: didn't even approach her. She simply walked past the singer's table,
Speaker 2: looked to confirm it was her, smiled, and went back
Speaker 2: to sit with her mom. She didn't say anything, didn't
Speaker 2: ask for anything. What happened next was completely disproportionate. A
Speaker 2: large security guard came over to their table while they
Speaker 2: were still having breakfast and began speaking in an extremely
Speaker 2: aggressive manner to both my wife and my daughter, saying
Speaker 2: that she shouldn't allow my daughter to disrespect or harass
Speaker 2: other people. Honestly, I don't know at what point simply
Speaker 2: walking past a table and looking to see if someone
Speaker 2: is there can be considered harassment. He even said he
Speaker 2: would file a complaint against them with the hotel while
Speaker 2: my eleven year old daughter was sitting there. In years,
Speaker 2: my daughter was extremely shaken and cried a lot. I've
Speaker 2: lived with football, public exposure and well known people for
Speaker 2: many years, and I understand very well what respect and
Speaker 2: boundaries are. What happened there was not that it was
Speaker 2: just a child admiring someone. It's sad to see this
Speaker 2: kind of treatment coming from those who should understand the
Speaker 2: importance of fans. At the end of the day, they
Speaker 2: are the ones who build all of this. I sincerely
Speaker 2: hope this serves as a moment of reflection.
Speaker 3: No one should have.
Speaker 2: To go through this, especially not a child, chapel erone.
Speaker 2: Without your fans, you would be nothing and to the fans,
Speaker 2: she does not deserve your.
Speaker 1: Affection'strong And we're going to get into all of that,
Speaker 1: but it got it started, so before we were just
Speaker 1: going to give you the direct response chaperone does eventually
Speaker 1: was it days later?
Speaker 2: I was, I believe at least two days later, because
Speaker 2: this was what Friday, it was last night, it was Sunday.
Speaker 2: The chapel erone finally decided I did to go onto
Speaker 2: Instagram and put up something on her story and so by.
Speaker 1: At this point things had really really gotten going and
Speaker 1: she needed to.
Speaker 4: Respond in some way.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: Her response was about a minute, minute and a half video. Yeah,
Speaker 4: but it was very casual.
Speaker 2: Looked like she might have been casuals one way to
Speaker 2: put it in her bed in a hotel room.
Speaker 4: Yes, she was just speaking to camp all right.
Speaker 1: I guess this was her authentic self, but it seemed
Speaker 1: like it could have been off the cup or what happened.
Speaker 2: But she.
Speaker 1: Certainly defended herself in that saying, I don't know who
Speaker 1: this guy was, but he wasn't acting on my.
Speaker 4: Behalf the security.
Speaker 2: Yes, she basically said, wasn't me, wasn't my team? Feel
Speaker 2: sorry for this kid, but I had nothing to.
Speaker 3: Do with it. That was the bones of what she said, basically.
Speaker 4: And that's why should that not be the end of
Speaker 4: the story. And it's the problem rogues that that's not
Speaker 4: the end story. Excuse me, and you tell my audio.
Speaker 4: I'm so sorry, y'all. That was on me.
Speaker 1: Total me with the audio folks, total me to my
Speaker 1: audio guy, Jonathan, don't even try to fix that. When
Speaker 1: that was on me, I screw that up. I apologize.
Speaker 1: So back here with you now, Robes. The issue is
Speaker 1: the issue. Now that we have the apology from her,
Speaker 1: will that be the end of it? And the reason
Speaker 1: it won't be is because of the reputation she has.
Speaker 2: The reputation she has, and then basically she puts out
Speaker 2: this response and the mom of the daughter wasn't having it,
Speaker 2: so she called her out on She basically said, that's bs,
Speaker 2: there's no way that guy wasn't with you. So the
Speaker 2: back and forth, it's fascinating to see the access and
Speaker 2: the reach people have when they go put this on
Speaker 2: an Instagram story on their social media. It gets picked
Speaker 2: up by all the other media outlets and suddenly now
Speaker 2: you've got stores having to respond to fans. And her
Speaker 2: response well, it didn't land well with the girl's mom.
Speaker 1: I don't know, Okay, with the girl's mom, that's understandable
Speaker 1: if her child went through it. How it landed for you,
Speaker 1: how it landed for me, how it landed for chaperone's
Speaker 1: fans in the wider public, I don't know. I mean,
Speaker 1: she's saying what she's saying. Should she not take her
Speaker 1: at her word? She said, I did not direct anybody
Speaker 1: to go over and do anything. I'd had no woman
Speaker 1: or no girl. She said, I didn't even have a
Speaker 1: reason to send someone because nobody actually bothered me.
Speaker 4: Take her at.
Speaker 1: Her word, I mean, can more be done? She even said,
Speaker 1: nobody deserves to be treated like that.
Speaker 2: She she was yes the last when she said she said,
Speaker 2: I do not hate people who are fans of my music.
Speaker 3: I do not hate children.
Speaker 2: The fact that she actually had to say that out
Speaker 2: loud is fairly fascinating. She said, And she did apologize
Speaker 2: as you pointed out to the mother and child that
Speaker 2: someone was assuming something. And she said, if you felt uncomfortable,
Speaker 2: that makes me really sad. You did not deserve that.
Speaker 2: But there was that famous line if you felt uncomfortable.
Speaker 2: Clearly the little girl was crying. Clearly, Papa Beart and
Speaker 2: Mama Bear came out defending their little girl. So just
Speaker 2: to even maybe say if you felt uncomfortable, that might
Speaker 2: strike a nerve, maybe that it's so interesting the way
Speaker 2: we choose our words can either make things better or
Speaker 2: make things worse, And sometimes something as simple as that
Speaker 2: can totally reinflame a situation.
Speaker 1: She can feel like she genuinely did nothing wrong, and
Speaker 1: it's quite possible that she did nothing wrong, but it's
Speaker 1: still okay to be a little more sympathetic correct then
Speaker 1: it can come off.
Speaker 4: She has had.
Speaker 1: I mentioned this was twenty twenty four, but she has had.
Speaker 1: She's been known for having some kind of a reputation
Speaker 1: roles for not being so kind to her fans, the
Speaker 1: fact I didn't even know the full story, but to
Speaker 1: hear her have to even utter the words I don't
Speaker 1: hate children. Where did that come from?
Speaker 3: Well, see, you wondered if this planned or if this
Speaker 3: was off the cuff.
Speaker 2: I think it's off the cuff because I don't think
Speaker 2: any PR strategist would tell you that was a good thing.
Speaker 2: Like if you're if you feel that backed into a corner,
Speaker 2: that you have to utter that statement you've got bigger problems.
Speaker 2: But of course, now, as you pointed out, people are
Speaker 2: digging up other instances and other videos. You just showed
Speaker 2: me one where you can see she kind of side
Speaker 2: eyes her security guard because she sees someone pulling out
Speaker 2: a camera taking a video of her walking through an airport,
Speaker 2: and you see her just quickly point to her security guard,
Speaker 2: who then quickly goes straight to the person who's filming
Speaker 2: her in an airport, which, by the way, hey, welcome
Speaker 2: to the world of celebrity.
Speaker 3: When you're walking through an airport, Yeah, are a fair game.
Speaker 1: But everybody's everybody's digging through all those types of videos now.
Speaker 1: But she herself twenty twenty four put out a pretty
Speaker 1: lengthy post, almost a letter to the fans, where she
Speaker 1: was talking about how she felt violated and she felt
Speaker 1: unsafe even a lot of times when fans tried to
Speaker 1: she called them violation. You're touching me. I'm a woman,
Speaker 1: you're not. These are violations of my personal space. But
Speaker 1: this line robe she says, when I'm on stage, when
Speaker 1: I'm performing, when I'm at a work event, when I'm
Speaker 1: doing press, i'm at work, any other circumstance, I am
Speaker 1: not in work mode, I am clocked out. I don't
Speaker 1: agree with the notion that I owe you mutual exchange
Speaker 1: of energy, time or attention to people I do not know,
Speaker 1: do not trust, or who creep me out just because
Speaker 1: they're expressing admiration. What do you do with that as
Speaker 1: a celebrity.
Speaker 3: I think she's in the wrong business.
Speaker 4: Well, isn't That's something?
Speaker 1: I respect the art I can respect the artists, but
Speaker 1: that line, I don't a mutual exchange of energy, time
Speaker 1: and attention. You're right, you're probably right. But man, if
Speaker 1: a little girl runs up to you excited and don't
Speaker 1: throw that line in her face.
Speaker 4: You know, babe, you.
Speaker 2: Can be right from a principal standpoint, sure, but in
Speaker 2: an actual, real life since it feels wrong.
Speaker 3: Look, I understand, I understand. We're not anyone who.
Speaker 2: Is in the public eye shouldn't have to then be
Speaker 2: just a piece of meat twisting in the wind, and
Speaker 2: everyone gets to say and do and say, come here,
Speaker 2: do this, take a selfie with me. Look, most people
Speaker 2: are respectful, some people aren't. And there's a distinguishment between
Speaker 2: people who are genuinely excited to see you and pay
Speaker 2: you a compliment versus people who are surreptitiously trying to
Speaker 2: video you or catch you in a moment where look,
Speaker 2: we all get it, Like now, anyone who is a
Speaker 2: phone can video or catch anybody doing something, even nothing wrong,
Speaker 2: but it looks bad or there's a facial expression, and
Speaker 2: you can take it and sell it to a tabloid
Speaker 2: and make some crazy headlines. So I understand, we understand
Speaker 2: why celebrities are. They don't necessarily trust that a fan
Speaker 2: has the best intentions when they're taking their photo without asking,
Speaker 2: when they're videoing them without asking.
Speaker 3: But this is a very different situation.
Speaker 1: And we've met a ton of celebrities who handle it differently.
Speaker 1: Some of the biggest stars in the world, we are
Speaker 1: shocked at how much they go out of their way
Speaker 1: for the little guy. And then some of the not
Speaker 1: so big stars, we're shocked at how big of a
Speaker 1: chirk they can be.
Speaker 3: So true, so true, You never.
Speaker 1: Know, You just don't know. But stay here when we
Speaker 1: come back, Robes and I will actually tell you what
Speaker 1: both sides did that we think that they got right,
Speaker 1: and what both sides probably got wrong in this thing.
Speaker 2: Stay here, welcome back, everyone, as we discuss I don't
Speaker 2: know is this the I Don't Hate children gate to
Speaker 2: Chapel Rone gate.
Speaker 3: This is just gone off the rails. Basically what started
Speaker 3: out as maybe we.
Speaker 2: Don't know how aggressive this admonishment was from a security
Speaker 2: guard to a little eleven year old girl who wasn't
Speaker 2: just any eleven year old girl. She happened to be
Speaker 2: the stepdaughter of a very famous Brazilian football player and
Speaker 2: oh yeah, Jude Law's daughter, and her mother, of course,
Speaker 2: also is a singer and former model. So this is
Speaker 2: a young girl who is almost certainly used to being
Speaker 2: exposed to celebrities, people of a certain I guess fame,
Speaker 2: and so yes, even she got excited when she saw
Speaker 2: Chapel Row.
Speaker 1: It also sounds like she knew how to behave so
Speaker 1: she didn't bother her exactly.
Speaker 2: Because look, if you're the daughter of megastars, like we
Speaker 2: just mentioned, you get it. You see your own parents
Speaker 2: get accosted, your own parents get pictures taken of them,
Speaker 2: and people coming up and wanting a selfie or just
Speaker 2: seeing whatever they want to.
Speaker 3: Because people get excited when they see.
Speaker 2: Football stars in Brazil, they get excited when they see
Speaker 2: jew lawsuit. That's something to actually note, and I think
Speaker 2: that was part of the issue. Her dad and her
Speaker 2: mom took on this because it was like, didn't do
Speaker 2: anything wrong. She wasn't taking a picture a chapel roone.
Speaker 2: She just wanted to make sure it was her and
Speaker 2: smiled because she was about to go to the concert
Speaker 2: that night. So something that shouldn't have actually become what
Speaker 2: it's become now is an interesting conversation, and there's a
Speaker 2: lot of there's a lot of pr going on right now.
Speaker 1: You said an interesting conversation. What is this an interesting
Speaker 1: conversation or take on right now?
Speaker 2: What are we Well, we've had this conversation even I've
Speaker 2: had it with my own girls, about how we treat
Speaker 2: one another. This is kind of about I think there
Speaker 2: were things that you can do to treat people who
Speaker 2: you might respect and admire and not assume that they're
Speaker 2: there for you to stop and talk and stop what
Speaker 2: they're doing or take a picture just because you want it, Like,
Speaker 2: there has to be some allowance for folks to not
Speaker 2: necessarily be intrusive just because you see somebody you like
Speaker 2: or see somebody who is in the spotlight. And conversely,
Speaker 2: I think there just needs to be an acknowledgment when
Speaker 2: you're that star when you're that celebrity that mostly you've
Speaker 2: just got people who are excited to see you and
Speaker 2: want to want to just say they saw you. It's
Speaker 2: really it's an opportunity for a sweet exchange.
Speaker 3: It doesn't have to be long. But there is a
Speaker 3: balance and there are boundaries, for sure.
Speaker 1: Three people in this thing, and we always it's so
Speaker 1: easy black or white, right, left, right, up or downright.
Speaker 4: Right or wrong, blue or red. You know the whole thing.
Speaker 1: This isn't that simple, and it's so easy to might
Speaker 1: want to take sides, either take chapelons or take the
Speaker 1: parents on the other side. But I want to take
Speaker 1: three people here ropes and you tell me what they
Speaker 1: did right, what they did wrong, and I'll go along
Speaker 1: with you. Chaperone, the mom and the football of the stepdad.
Speaker 1: Let's start with him putting out the statement in the
Speaker 1: first place. What did you make of that?
Speaker 3: Well, that's what started this whole mess.
Speaker 4: Was that necessary?
Speaker 3: I don't think it was necessary.
Speaker 2: I think he was defending his daughter and he was
Speaker 2: upset at Chapel roone. But if you really wanted to
Speaker 2: see change, instead of going after her publicly and knowing
Speaker 2: that she was going to get a ton of headlines.
Speaker 3: He knew exactly what he was doing.
Speaker 2: He's a superstar, he's a like I said, five million
Speaker 2: followers on Instagram. He knew that this was going to
Speaker 2: put an incredible amount of pressure on her and a
Speaker 2: huge spotlight on her, and he wanted to do harm.
Speaker 2: He wanted to punish her for how he made she
Speaker 2: made his daughter feel.
Speaker 4: Is that okay, that's it.
Speaker 1: That just feels And when it's a parent dealing with
Speaker 1: a child, and was a dad dealing with a daughter,
Speaker 1: I can I'm sure that that is very high.
Speaker 4: But that was a.
Speaker 1: Long, well thought out, direct and public a very high
Speaker 1: profile attack on chapelon over an incident that maybe he
Speaker 1: didn't understand even.
Speaker 4: At the time. He wasn't there, So he wasn't even there.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure they conveyed the story right or OpEd
Speaker 1: him the best they could remember and accurately. But Rob,
Speaker 1: that is to it to go at and attack her
Speaker 1: that way seemed it seemed a bit much.
Speaker 2: It was it was a dad who was defending his
Speaker 2: daughter and he let his emotions probably get the best
Speaker 2: of him. And maybe he would still say, no, I'm
Speaker 2: so glad I did what I did, because now she
Speaker 2: got called out for who she really is.
Speaker 3: Like, we don't know where he stands now, but.
Speaker 1: That seemed to be more like there was a mission
Speaker 1: to that was more than a motion. There was a
Speaker 1: mission behind what he was doing to go after her,
Speaker 1: to bring her down in some way.
Speaker 4: I don't know how it felt about that.
Speaker 2: He used his and I hate to use the word use,
Speaker 2: but he did. He did use his power and his
Speaker 2: fame and his position to call her out.
Speaker 1: Sure, it's a dad, that's how he's feeling. That's how
Speaker 1: he's feeling. He can't take any issue with that. The mom,
Speaker 1: that video was six plus minutes long. She came back
Speaker 1: on after chapelone it posted her apology video and went
Speaker 1: back after chapelone. Now what did you make of I
Speaker 1: guess the mom through all this so far?
Speaker 2: I mean, hers was the longest video of them all,
Speaker 2: and she really didn't say anything.
Speaker 3: She just basically said.
Speaker 2: That chapel Rone's apology or what chapel Rone's explanation was
Speaker 2: that it was it must have been a hotel security guard.
Speaker 3: It wasn't anyone with her, you know, Look, she said,
Speaker 3: that's just simply not true.
Speaker 2: I don't know all the details, but absolutely this security
Speaker 2: guard was with Chapel Roone.
Speaker 3: And if you can't basically.
Speaker 2: Control the people who you employ or who represent you,
Speaker 2: then you've got bigger issues. So she got back on
Speaker 2: to call Chapelone a liar basically, and so yes, that
Speaker 2: now got a whole new round of attention. My concern is,
Speaker 2: and look, I understand that these parents might be coming
Speaker 2: from a good place in defense of their daughter. But
Speaker 2: now their daughter, who is famous in and of herself
Speaker 2: just because of her last name, now she's in the
Speaker 2: middle of this. And I wonder about Ada law now
Speaker 2: going to school now just now her name is in
Speaker 2: the middle of this. Now she's stuck. And maybe she
Speaker 2: doesn't mind, but I just don't see how that's a
Speaker 2: good thing for an eleven year old.
Speaker 1: I won't challenge anybody's parenting, man, I won't ever, ever,
Speaker 1: ever question I hated for a little Like I said,
Speaker 1: we might not know. Maybe she's a cool kid. It's
Speaker 1: cool right about now.
Speaker 3: Maybe she loves the feeling of being defended.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and maybe and maybe everybody outside of the primary
Speaker 1: players are getting more worked up about this than they are.
Speaker 1: Doesn't seem to be the case, but it to your
Speaker 1: to your point, it's did we need to do this
Speaker 1: in response? I mean the girl felt its attacked. If
Speaker 1: they felt that child was attacked, I guess emotionally attacked.
Speaker 1: I suppose at the time, where was the complaint that
Speaker 1: could have been for.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: It's just it seemed like an a coordinated return assault
Speaker 1: and we don't know. Oh, actually who's responsible for the
Speaker 1: initial attack kind of a thing. It seemed premature maybe
Speaker 1: is what I'm going for.
Speaker 2: You know what? It just feels like now these days,
Speaker 2: we don't investigate, We don't give people an opportunity to
Speaker 2: respond or at least to fully understand a situation where
Speaker 2: you react emotionally. We put it out there for everybody
Speaker 2: to see. We want people on our side. We have
Speaker 2: an US versus them mentality, and that is exactly what happened.
Speaker 3: Because I guarantee you this.
Speaker 2: Soccer star from Brazil has people, and his people could
Speaker 2: have gotten in touch with Chapel Roone's people and they
Speaker 2: could have let them know what happened and say this
Speaker 2: isn't right. I need you to understand that how unfair
Speaker 2: this was and handle it privately and maybe chapel roone
Speaker 2: would have been able to learn something without being publicly
Speaker 2: humiliated at the same time, and maybe real change could
Speaker 2: have happened.
Speaker 1: And now she has to defend herself. She's in that position.
Speaker 1: You have one thing you mentioned just said. It clicks again.
Speaker 1: It always happens right in the middle of the podcast.
Speaker 1: He didn't have to do that. He could have sent
Speaker 1: There was a way to still put out a pub
Speaker 1: message without I mean the end of that thing. He said,
Speaker 1: your fans, she doesn't deserve your affections in all caps. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that was he was angry, but he wasn't trying to
Speaker 1: understand before even understanding if the anger was warranted.
Speaker 2: That is where we are now, and in this we
Speaker 2: have a way of immediately calling people out for the
Speaker 2: world to see.
Speaker 3: And some people have, yes, millions of followers.
Speaker 2: So the power of that, you know, I think on
Speaker 2: a school yard or back in the day.
Speaker 3: You just tell other people. Can you believe this happen?
Speaker 2: You're getting people on your side now click boom, the
Speaker 2: whole world sees.
Speaker 3: And there are real life consequences.
Speaker 4: This is crazy, This is for real.
Speaker 2: The mayor of Rio Rio de Janeiro of Brazil Eduardo
Speaker 2: Cavaliere said that he will not allow chapel Roan to
Speaker 2: perform now Toto Mundo no rio shows.
Speaker 4: That's some big international day festival, a thing they y.
Speaker 2: He said, as long as I'm in charge of our city,
Speaker 2: this young lady referring to chapel Rone will never perform
Speaker 2: at Total Mundo no Rio. I doubt that Shakira would
Speaker 2: do that exclamation point. By the way, Georgino, your little
Speaker 2: one is already the guest of honor from the organization
Speaker 2: in may Okay.
Speaker 3: Everyone wants to take sides.
Speaker 1: Somebody's gonna be something's gonna come good out of this
Speaker 1: and takes side pros I'm on everybody's side. It makes sense.
Speaker 1: Parents emotional, that makes sense. Oh my goodness, gracious, can
Speaker 1: you either if Siza did that to Sabine, we have
Speaker 1: all kinds of problems.
Speaker 3: You I beg to differ. You would not go onto
Speaker 3: your story. You would not would you would not?
Speaker 2: But certainly this is now what everyone's talking about. I
Speaker 2: don't know if chapel Rone just lets this die out
Speaker 2: at this point and hope that it goes away, but certainly,
Speaker 2: as people start dredging up old video of her or
Speaker 2: any other instance where she didn't treat a fan well.
Speaker 2: This is most likely going to continue to follow her.
Speaker 2: We will of course keep you updated on any new developments,
Speaker 2: but we always appreciate you listening to us.
Speaker 3: I'm Amy Robot alongside TJ. Holmes. We'll talk to you
Speaker 3: soon