A TV personality and model re-joined an adult subscription-based platform after leaving the controversial Universal Church of the Kingdom of God and uses her son as her photographer
The Miss Bumbum model was spotted at a hotel with her son (Image: Instagram/@andressaurachoficial)
The teenage son of a former Miss Bumbum contestant has been seen at a hotel where he allegedly filmed his mum’s racy content.
Brazilian TV personality Andressa Urach admitted last month that her 18-year-old son shot content of her for her adult subscription sites.
Now, her eldest son Arthur Urach has reportedly joined his model mum and a photographer at a hotel for her latest photoshoot.
According to the publication Metropoles, Andressa said: “We rented a nice room to record my Privacy. Today I will have two cameramen”.
“This is going to be something to talk about, huh, Mom”, instigates Arthur. The model still confirms and says that the content “will cause”.
Last month during a question and answer session on the star’s Instagram, one follower asked the 18-year-old: “Arthur, are you the one who films Andressa’s Only?”.
Arthur, a DJ, replied: “Yep, I’m really badass with pictures, right?”
His answer left religious people – some of whom have been abusing his mum online – enraged. One person asked: “You are not ashamed of your mother selling herself, do you film her like this?” He replied: “I’m not ashamed, I’m very serene with her decision.”
Arthur, who has been emancipated since he was 16, recently sparked more controversy with his mum after the pair were spotted partying in a nightclub.
Her ex-husband Thiago Lopes fumed at the time: “What about a mother who takes her own son to a whorehouse to watch her mother rub against other men?”
Thiago has also now gained full custody of her other son Leon, who is almost two years old. The custody battle had been raging on for several months.
Andressa previously left the adult platform after joining the controversial Universal Church of the Kingdom of God in 2015.
She left in 2020 and filed a lawsuit against the church, claiming she was brainwashed and trying to claim back the $2million (£330,000) she donated.
But a judge denied her request, prompting her to rejoin the x-rated website, which lead to repeated threats from Evangelists.
