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Why is talking about money still taboo for women? The topic gains space among celebrities

oglobo8 September 2026 at 08:00

Anitta revealed during her appearance on the show "Estrelas da Casa" that she usually saves half of what she earns and linked financial security to the freedom to make professional choices. The singer recalled that the topic was still taboo when she started her career and that part of her work was built to reinforce the idea that a woman can have power and autonomy on her own.

Bianca Andrade, known as Boca Rosa, said she took a long time to speak openly about money because she was afraid of seeming "mercenary." Over the years, she transformed her own image into a business, building an empire in the beauty market.

The article mentions other influencers like Virginia and Mari Maria who also built empires with makeup brands, demonstrating how celebrities transform followers into businesses. The topic of money among women is gaining more and more space among public figures, who seek to break this taboo.

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