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Amaury Lorenzo Brazilian soap star comes out as gay
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qvoicenews.comBrazilian soap opera star Amaury Lorenzo has come out as part of the LGBTQ community during an interview with his gay co-star Diego Martins.
Photo: Amaury Lorenzo Instagram Brazilian soap opera star Amaury Lorenzo has come out as part of the LGBTQ community during an interview with his gay co-star Diego Martins.
Lorenzo, 38, stars in the popular telenovela “Terra e Paixão” (“Land of Desire”), playing the closeted gay cowboy Ramiro, who struggles with internalized homophobia after becoming attracted to Kelvin (Martins), who is out and proud to be gay. “Terra e Paixão” debuted in May.
The plot revolves around a woman taking over her husband’s business after he’s killed by a rival and her efforts to grow the company.
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