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Tatiana Tiburcio, the Rosa from 'Quem ama cuida', introduces her new boyfriendPhoto by stokpic on Pexels
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Tatiana Tiburcio, the Rosa from 'Quem ama cuida', introduces her new boyfriend

extra15 September 2026 at 08:01

Actress Tatiana Tiburcio, 49 years old, introduced her new boyfriend, Luka Almeida, 42 years old, who works as a barber and musician. The romance is recent and the couple made their first public appearance during the Rock in Rio festival. Tatiana is known for playing cook Rosa in the soap opera "Quem ama cura," who works in the mansion of villain Pilar Brandão, a character played by Isabel Teixeira.

In her personal life, Tatiana is discreet and mother of a 17-year-old son, named João, who was born from her previous relationship with ex-husband Gabriel Santana. The actress's current relationship with Luka is recent and still in its early stages.

Why this matters

The article appeals to the Brazilian audience that follows the plot "Quem ama cura" on TV Globo, as it shows the personal life of the actress who plays Rosa, a popular character from the soap opera. Fans of the soap opera and of Tatiana Tiburcio can connect with the celebrity through this update on her love life, reinforcing the bond between artist and viewer. WHY: The article appeals to the Brazilian audience that follows the soap opera "Quem ama cuida" on TV Globo, as it shows the personal life of the actress who plays cook Rosa, a beloved character in the plot. Fans of the soap opera and of Tatiana Tiburcio's career may be interested in this update on her love life, creating a connection with the artist off-screen.

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