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Neymar's name in intimate collection generates criticism and influencer regrets it

oglobo15 September 2026 at 06:00

Kerolay Chaves, a 25-year-old influencer from Minas Gerais and winner of Miss Bumbum Brasil 2025, revealed that she named the vibrators in her intimate collection after football players. Among the choices, the one that drew the most attention was "Neymar," an association that generated great negative backlash among her followers.

The influencer claims she was targeted by intense criticism after the revelation. Part of the comments took into account the fact that Neymar is married, and many followers considered it inappropriate to link the player to an intimate object. According to Kerolay, the messages questioned the choice and treated the tribute as a possible disrespect to the athlete.

The negative backlash caused the influencer to reconsider the decision to use the player's name. Kerolay reports that some people really treated the situation as disrespect, and she decided to reconsider the association after the wave of criticism received on social media.

Why this matters

The controversy directly affects Brazilian readers interested in pop culture and social media, as Neymar is a highly prominent figure in the country. The case also fuels the debate about the limits of digital influencers' creative freedom and respect for public figures, especially when it comes to associations with intimate products.

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