Viviany Beleboni

Real, and documented through a named-press cluster spanning more than a decade and a first-party TikTok confirmation, not an aggregator trail alone. Viviany Beleboni is a Brazilian actress and model from Torres, Rio Grande do Sul (birth date July 3, 1989), per Wikipedia's own biographical summary. She became internationally known after a June 7, 2015 performance at the São Paulo LGBT Pride Parade, reenacting the crucifixion of Jesus Christ while wearing a flower crown and suspended by her wrists on a cross, under a sign reading "Basta de homofobia" ("Enough of homophobia") — reported independently within days by G1 and, in the following weeks, by El Mundo (Spain). She told CartaCapital, in an interview published October 17, 2015, "Não queremos destruir famílias, apenas ter os mesmos direitos" ("We don't want to destroy families, just to have equal rights"), and told El Mundo the cross symbolized the suffering of gay and transgender people in Brazil. She returned to São Paulo Pride in 2016 and 2017 with further activist performances, including carrying a Bible during the 2016 parade, and in adolescence had performed as a Junior Lima impersonator in local shows and worked as a teen model. Her TikTok handle, @vivianybeleboni, is confirmed first-party via TikTok's own oEmbed API. No paid-subscription account is published on her own surfaces or reported by named press as of this review. No AI-persona or virtual-model claim has ever attached to her. This page is unclaimed and compiled from public sources.