Overview
- Silas Câmara issued a public note rejecting infidelity claims as “absurd,” emphasizing his fidelity and saying Antônia Lúcia “is not well and needs care.”
- The denial followed videos of Antônia Lúcia entering the Rio Preto da Eva municipal chamber searching for a supposed mistress and shouting for the person to appear.
- Antônia Lúcia alleges the rift began after she found two electronic cigarettes with her husband, claims he left home and cut contact with family, and says they had a 33-year relationship ending in August 2024.
- She further accuses Silas of having relationships with at least two married women, while he asserts his honor over nearly three decades in public life.
- The dispute has split relatives publicly, with daughter Gabriela Câmara defending her father as a “man of peace,” and has reverberated in evangelical circles linked to the Assembleia de Deus led by Silas’s brother.