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Cravinhos adult content venture and political ambitions

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In July 2026, convicted murderer Cristian Cravinhos announced he would sell adult-content videos and photographs on ~~the subscription platform~~ OnlyFans, citing insufficient earnings from his artwork to support his household after receiving an open-regime sentence in 2025. He offered packages of a solo video and three images for R$120 and indicated plans to expand his material. A few days later, Cravinhos promoted the venture on Instagram, providing a WhatsApp number for commercial inquiries and noting an overwhelming volume of messages. He emphasized that he was operating alone, without a team. The move prompted public criticism, with actress Dinah Moraes condemning friends who exchanged nudes with Cravinhos and recalling his violent past, urging moral restraint. By mid-August 2026, Cravinhos announced plans to produce content inspired by the Prime Video series ‘Tremembé’, which depicts a character based on him wearing lingerie in prison. He intended to recreate such themes in video shoots at motels, comparing his career path to actor Alexandre Frota. He reported significant financial success, claiming to have earned R$30,000 within his first 15 days of sales. In late August 2026, Cravinhos drew further attention through a collaboration with adult content creator and model Rafa Martinz. Following the release of footage featuring the two, Ricardo de Freitas Nascimento, a former partner of Cravinhos from their time at Tremembé prison, mocked Cravinhos’s previous denials regarding their past relationship. Nascimento questioned the authenticity of the footage, suggesting it might be a marketing tactic by Martinz. The partnership has sparked debate regarding creators partnering with individuals with high-profile criminal backgrounds. During a social media appearance with Martinz, Cravinhos also expressed his political views, declaring support for Flávio Bolsonaro (PL) for the presidency. He cited motivations including improved education, health, and security, as well as an end to impunity.

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