Gracyanne seeks a temporary reprieve from execution.
In an unexpected turn of events, model Gracyanne Barbosa has requested a 30-day suspension of her divorce proceedings with Brazilian singer Belo. This revelation was made in Fábia Oliveira's column in Metrópoles.
The request for a temporary suspension was made on Tuesday, 16th of an unspecified month, and it appears that Gracyanne and Belo had previously negotiated before she made the formal request.
The divorce proceedings between the former couple have been pending since their marriage ended in April 2024. However, the reasons behind Gracyanne's request for suspension remain undisclosed.
Belo, in statements made to LeoDias portal, confirmed the ongoing discussions about the divorce in court. He also expressed that his friendship with Gracyanne remains strong, and he mentioned having a special affection for her. Contrary to speculation, Belo stated that he did not need a temporary suspension of the divorce proceedings.
The judge handling the divorce proceedings agreed to Gracyanne's request for a temporary suspension. However, the exact date or month of the suspension, as well as any new developments or changes in the conditions or terms of the suspension, have not been disclosed.
It is important to note that this is not the first time the divorce proceedings between Gracyanne and Belo have been suspended. In April 2016, the Second Civil Court of São Paulo temporarily halted the divorce.
The potential suspension of the divorce proceedings could alter the course of Gracyanne and Belo's divorce, but further details are yet to be revealed. The article does not provide any new reasons behind Gracyanne's request for suspension, and the ongoing court discussions regarding the divorce remain undisclosed.
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