Isis Valverde prepares musical about Hilda Furacão and talks about plans for second child at the request of the firstborn, RaelPhoto by Vinicius Quaresma on Pexels
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Isis Valverde prepares musical about Hilda Furacão and talks about plans for second child at the request of the firstborn, Rael

oglobo30 August 2026 at 08:01

At 39 years old, Isis Valverde is in a moment of multiple projects. The actress bought the rights to "Hilda Furacão" and is preparing a musical based on the work, in addition to having launched a fashion collection inspired by her own memories. After 20 years of career and nine soap operas on TV Globo, including "Amor de mãe," she feels she was seeking another place within the creative process, wishing to participate in projects from the beginning.

After finishing "Amor de mãe," Isis realized she could be entering a routine and wanted to "change the temperature of her communication." She understands that the challenge is no longer just in building characters, but in having greater creative involvement in the projects she embraces, which represents an evolution in her professional trajectory.

On the family front, Isis Valverde talked about plans to have a second child, but revealed that the wish came from her firstborn, Rael, who asked for a sibling. The actress also commented on hormonal unrest and the desire to create, marking her professional debut on stage with the musical.

The interview was marked by Isis Valverde's fast pace. During the conversation, she changed places looking for the best light, stopped to show the garden or the wind, talked about Fernando Meirelles, ventured into Hollywood stories and relived her childhood in the interior of Minas Gerais. All of this in the same breath, starting over with the memory of coffee served at her mother's house, in Aiuruoca.

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