Flávia Alessandra

Flávia Alessandra is a Brazilian actress and lawyer of Portuguese heritage. She is well-known for a variety of roles in Brazilian television, including Sônia in "História de Amor," Dorothy in "A Indomada," and Lívia in three different soap operas: "Meu Bem Querer," "Porto dos Milagres," and "O Beijo do Vampiro." Flávia gained significant acclaim for her portrayal of the obsessive antagonist Cristina in "Alma Gêmea," a role that earned her multiple awards. Additionally, she showcased her comedic talent as Vanessa in "Pé na Jaca," portrayed the alluring pole dancer Alzira in "Duas Caras," and took on the romantic role of Dafne in "Caras & Bocas." Other notable characters include the robot Naomi in "Morde & Assopra," Erica in "Salve Jorge," the villainous Sandra in "Êta Mundo Bom!," and Helena in "Salve-se Quem Puder."

Regarding her personal life, Flávia was previously married to director Marcos Paulo from 1992 until their divorce in 2002. Together, they welcomed their first daughter, Giúlia Martins Simões, born on February 25, 2000. On October 14, 2006, she tied the knot with actor Otaviano Costa, and they have a second daughter, Olívia Martins da Costa, who was born on October 5, 2010. Both of Flávia's daughters were delivered via cesarean section in Rio de Janeiro.