Givanildo Vieira de Souza in Brazil is best known as Hulk. The footballer represented Canarinhos for 12 years, and with the team he took part in, among others, in the 2012 Olympic Games, during which they won a silver medal, and the 2014 World Championships in Brazil. He also played for leading football clubs, including FC Porto, and even became the top scorer in the Portuguese top league. But in 2019, Hulk became famous not because of his success on the pitch, but because of his private life.
He left his wife for her niece. A scandal broke out in Brazil
In 2019, Brazilian media reported that Hulk had separated from his wife, Irana Souza, 17 years his senior, whom he met in Japan. The couple got married in 2007 and had three children. They broke up in July 2019, but this did not cause a minor moral scandal. Shortly after the divorce, the footballer started dating his ex-wife’s niece, Camila Angelo.
In 2020, Hulk married a new partner. Now they have announced the good news
The couple started dating officially in October 2019. Hulk didn’t hide it from the media, but it had consequences. Due to attacks by angry fans and internet trolls, Camila had to delete her social media profiles. – I wasn’t happy about it – admitted the player, whose words were quoted by the daily. Hulk has repeatedly emphasized that he did not cheat on his ex-wife with her niece, whom he started dating only after the divorce.
In 2020, the couple got married, some time later their first child was born, a daughter, who was also the footballer’s fourth child. A few days ago, via Instastories, the footballer announced that the couple was expecting their second child. However, the recording has already disappeared from the profile. – I want to thank you for the countless messages I have received. Another son, another blessing – on film.
Source: Gazeta
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