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Madeiran Zena Pacheco Alves entered the most guarded house in the country this Sunday. At 21, the young woman is part of the batch of 19 participants in a new Big Brother format, in this case ‘The Revolution’.
Zena explained the reasons why she decided to compete for the reality show broadcast by TVI at the time of its presentation and spoke a little about everything, such as her accent or the passion she has for Madeira Carnival.
I enrolled in this program to live a new experience and be able to leave the family circle
Zena Pacheco Alves, Madeiran competitor of Big Brother – The Revolution
When recounting her entire trip to Ericeira, where Big Brother settled again, we learned that Zena Pacheco Alves was born in Madeira “with great pride”, but she was a baby for France.
The daughter of a French mother and a Madeiran father, she grew up and returned to Portugal at the age of 11 and today she parades with her parents at Carnival. She did so “from the age of 15” and advised the Portuguese to visit the island during the procession. “It’s the best,” she concluded.
“My Madeiran with French is strange,” they heard, laughing, although Zena and her brother were “mocked at school for not knowing how to speak Portuguese.”
Subsequently, the television channel added information about Madeira. “She is currently single, has been in a relationship for three years and has suffered a lot of love, despite having ended in a friendly way. I would like to be an actress or a television presenter. She considers herself a natural leader, speaks well and considers herself controlling, ”it reads.
The winner of Big Brother, who will be presented again by Teresa Guilherme, will be announced on December 31.
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