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Who is Agostinho Paulo Moura, Maju Coutinho's husband; couple expecting their first child

oglobo28 August 2026 at 22:09

Journalist Maju Coutinho and her husband, visual artist Agostinho Paulo Moura, announced they are expecting their first child together. The pregnancy surprised many followers, as the couple is known for keeping their personal life quite private.

The relationship between Maju and Agostinho began in 2003, and the marriage took place in 2009. Currently, she is 48 years old and he is 61, meaning they have been together for over 20 years. The announcement was made through a post on the couple's social media.

Agostinho Paulo already has two children from a previous relationship, Gustavo and Danilo. Danilo, in turn, has already given his parents the grandchildren Laura and Murilo. According to the article, Maju maintains a good relationship with her husband's family, as she revealed in rare interviews about her personal life.

This is the first pregnancy the couple shares, and the announcement has reignited debates about late motherhood and family planning at different stages of life.

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