Virginia Fonseca ends partnership with Blaze after action by the MPDFT (Public Prosecutor's Office of the Federal District).

VF Digital announced the termination of its commercial relationship with the betting platform this Friday (21), after a lawsuit questioned abusive advertising.

VF Digital, the agency of influencer Virginia Fonseca, has ended its commercial partnership with the betting platform Blaze. The announcement was made this Friday (August 21st) and comes after the Public Prosecutor's Office of the Federal District and Territories (MPDFT) filed a lawsuit against the influencer and the company.

According to G1, the public civil action filed by the MPDFT (Public Prosecutor's Office of the Federal District) questions practices related to the advertising of betting sites disseminated by Virginia on her social media. The case is still ongoing in court.

In a statement, VF Digital confirmed the termination of the partnership: “VF Digital announces the end of Virginia Fonseca's commercial partnership with Blaze. The decision was formalized in accordance with the terms applicable to the contractual relationship, concluding this cycle in a regular manner.”

Action by the Public Prosecutor's Office

The MPDFT (Public Prosecutor's Office of the Federal District) filed the lawsuit in July. In the action, the agency points to possible abusive practices in the way content related to betting was presented to the influencer's followers.

Virginia's press office and legal team were contacted for comment regarding the termination of the partnership, but had not responded by the time of the last update to this report.