How and where 12 children of famous Brazilians who live in other countries live

That old and well-known phrase that “we raise our children for the world” becomes more evident for parents — and harder to face! – as time goes by. And many celebrities that we admire so much also go through this dilemma when it comes time to let their child move to another city or even country in search of their own dreams.

In this article, the wording of the awesome.club gathered a list of children of celebrities who gave up the comfort of their parents’ home to live in other countries. From now on, you can check out where they live and what they do outside Brazil.

The son of Fátima Bernardes and William Bonner has lived in France since 2020. The boy went to improve his studies in the area of ​​Technology at a Parisian university. The journalists, who were married for 25 years, have two other daughters, twins of Vinícius, who continue to live in Brazil.

The only child of actress Susana Vieira lives in the United States with his wife and children. Rodrigo is close to 60 years old, but whenever he can he brings his mother to spend a few days with the family. He has been working as a DJ for almost 40 years.

The youngest daughter of actors Cláudia Raia and Edson Celulari has barely turned 18 and has already said goodbye to her mother’s house. In 2020, the young woman was approved at New York University, in the United States, where she is studying Communication.

Sasha built her entire professional career outside the country. The daughter of Xuxa and Luciano Szafir studied fashion in the United States and is still there. She works as a stylist in New York and seeks to develop collections with a sustainable and ecological appeal.

João Guilherme (standing in the photo) is the eldest son of presenter Fausto Silva. He has been away from Brazil since 2019. The teenager lives in Switzerland, where he went at age 15 in order to finish high school. Despite supporting her son’s decision, Luciana Cardoso is concerned about the distance.

Daughter “number 5” of communicator and businessman Silvio Santos currently lives in the United States with her family. She is married to soccer player Alexandre Pato, who currently plays for Orlando City and decided to live there while accompanying her husband’s work.

The model Isabeli Fontana is one more among the famous mothers who see their son going to another country in search of his dreams. Zion is the eldest son of this doting mother and is in Chicago, in the United States, attending college in the area of ​​Technology.

Giullia Miranda is in Europe in pursuit of her dream of going to college, as her mother always points out. Meanwhile, the young woman studies preparatory courses and works delivering orders at a Japanese food restaurant in the south of France.

Another son of singer Gretchen who is “overseas” is musician Gabriel Miranda, who lives in France and works as a singer and composer. Incidentally, the rebolado queen also has two other children who live outside Brazil: Sérgio, who is studying economics in Coimbra, and Décio, who works in the financial sector, in the United States.

Daughter of journalists Sandra Annenberg and Ernesto Paglia, Elisa is among the newest residents of New York. The girl moved to the United States to study Performing Arts, a project she has been nurturing for a long time, as she was already attending theater workshops and performing in Brazil.

Luca is the youngest son of the narrator Galvão Bueno. As a result of his marriage to Desireé Soares, the boy invested in a career as a YouTuber, but specialized as a filmmaker and works as a film director in the United States. The young man’s dream is to pursue a career as a filmmaker in Hollywood.

He is the son of none other than Mick Jagger and presenter and model Luciana Gimenez. Since 2018, Lucas has lived in the United States where he attends university and also does some work as a model. Whenever he can, he returns to Brazil to be with his mother.

Brave, no? But staying away can be an enriching challenge for the whole family. Would you let (or have you ever let) your child live so far from home? Tell us your story and your opinion.