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Bride promised to stop supporting Palmeiras and chose Flamengo, her groom’s team

Flamengo is capable of anything, or almost anything. Mengão, for example, can bring a couple together, even if one supports the Rubro-Negro and the other does not. In this case, the Flamengo side speaks louder.

View this photo on Instagram A post shared by Milene Pizatto (@mipizatto.dermato)

A wedding at Praia do Rosa, in Santa Catarina, went viral on social media. That is because bride Milene Pizatto announced that she is no longer a Palmeiras supporter, but a Rubro-Negro fan. The switch happened thanks to her husband, Pedro Henrique Santos.

What did the Flamengo-supporting bride say in her vows?

— Dad, I apologize, but I promised. So I’m going to have to trade Palmeiras for Flamengo (laughs). Board, bring Filipe Luís back, thank you — said Milene, microphone in hand.

The vows resonated so much that Flamengo’s official profile on X, formerly Twitter, commented on the couple’s post. That way, the Most Beloved celebrated the “new signing” and congratulated the new red-and-black duo.

And how did the Flamengo-supporting bride’s father take it?

As they say around here: even in another life, everyone has already been Flamengo; whoever has never been Flamengo never existed. However, Milene had to explain how her father reacted when he witnessed the change of teams.

“No fathers were harmed in the making of these vows! Guys, my husband is much more passionate about soccer than my dad!”, the newlywed said in her Instagram stories.

What is Flamengo’s current situation?

At the moment, the red-and-black team is waiting for the FIFA international break to end, during which some members of the squad are serving their respective national teams. With the Brazilian national team, for example, Léo Pereira and Danilo are playing against France and Croatia.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.