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Overview
- Brazilian outlets confirmed she died on Sunday, January 11, in Natal, Rio Grande do Norte, from pancreatic cancer.
- She gained national recognition as Socorro in Globo’s 2012 Cheias de Charme and most recently appeared in the 2024 novela No Rancho Fundo.
- A leading figure in the state’s stage scene, she helped run Casa de Zoé and directed the Candeia theatre group.
- One report said a wake will be held at Natal’s Teatro Alberto Maranhão, with the time not yet confirmed.
- She was married to actor César Ferrario for nearly 20 years, and reports differ on her treatment length, ranging from at least six months to about a year.