The story between the Mayer-Mori family and Natália Subtil continues to be a subject of public discussion due to the Brazilian actress's statements about her complicated relationship with the father of her daughter, Sergio Mayer-Mori, and his paternal grandparents. Subtil, who had a daughter with Sergio when he was 18 and she was 28, has openly shared details about her experience with the young actor, pointing out that issues with his family were the main cause of the estrangement, not the age difference.
In a recent interview for the show "N Estado Burresco", hosted by Jorge "El Burro" Van Rankin, Natália revealed delicate aspects of her pregnancy, mentioning that Sergio had no intention of introducing her to his family until he learned of the pregnancy. During a call, she heard Sergio Mayer say: "Did you already get the old woman pregnant?" and supposedly Bárbara Mori reacted with the phrase: "She only wants my money." These statements generated outrage on social media and reignited the debate about the treatment Subtil received.
Natália also shared that she experienced a difficult pregnancy, without financial support and in solitude, describing a depressive state and lack of resources until a friend offered her house. Sergio Mayer-Mori blocked her from his social media and only accompanied her to one ultrasound, the information of which he sold exclusively to a magazine, as Subtil revealed, provoking new controversies and divided opinions on social media regarding the actor's responsibility and the age difference in the relationship.
In another context, Bárbara Mori was questioned about her plans for Mother's Day and her relationship with her son during a meeting with the media. Although she initially answered calmly, stating that they do not make big celebrations, she appeared visibly uncomfortable when asked about Subtil's statements. The actress firmly responded: "You know I don't talk about those things. I don't like talking about this with you," making it clear her desire to keep her distance from the topic and avoid public confrontations.
