#ABtalks with Maisa - مع ميسا | Chapter 18
Maisa da Silva Andrade is a Brazilian television host and actress. Maisa is well known for hosting the children’s TV show Bom Dia & Cia when she was just 6 years old. In this interview, Anas has a conversation with this charismatic and confident teenager to learn more about her journey thus far; both professionally and personally. What was it like to be a child celebrity? Maisa admits to having an ‘exposed’ childhood and how she still hasn’t grasped the idea of fame. She openly talks about having to consult a psychologist to cope with the ups and downs of her life. Together, Anas and Maisa also discuss the power of words online, and how she maneuvers through it all considering her enormous following in the digital world.
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Maisa da Silva Andrade is a Brazilian television host and actress. Maisa is well known for hosting the children’s TV show Bom Dia & Cia when she was just 6 years old. In this interview, Anas has a conversation with this charismatic and confident teenager to learn more about her journey thus far; both professionally and personally. What was it like to be a child celebrity? Maisa admits to having an ‘exposed’ childhood and how she still hasn’t grasped the idea of fame. She openly talks about having to consult a psychologist to cope with the ups and downs of her life. Together, Anas and Maisa also discuss the power of words online, and how she maneuvers through it all considering her enormous following in the digital world.
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