Isabel Teixeira shows the differences between her and Pilar from 'Quem ama cuida' in a fun dual interviewPhoto by ESDomingos on Pexels
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Isabel Teixeira shows the differences between her and Pilar from 'Quem ama cuida' in a fun dual interview

extra10 September 2026 at 08:45

The novel "Quem ama cuida" is approaching chapter 100, which airs this Friday (11), and Isabel Teixeira, the interpreter of the villain Pilar in the prime time plot, participated in a special interview to celebrate the occasion. The actress prepared a different dynamic from the usual ones: she answered six questions in two different ways, giving her own opinion and also as if she were her character.

The goal of the interview was to demonstrate how much Isabel Teixeira has nothing to do with the shrew she plays in the novel. The result is a fun game of contrasts between the actress's personality and Pilar's, revealing that the two are on completely opposite sides.

Regarding the concept of indispensable luxury, Isabel Teixeira stated that luxury for her is having a beautiful working day, glancing at a book while drinking coffee in the sun at home, or having a good day at work. Pilar, her character, responded that luxury is going shopping, drinking champagne and having many material goods. The answer about grudges was started by the actress, who described herself as someone who doesn't hold grudges, but the interview was cut before presenting the character's complete answer.

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