Thammy Miranda

Thammy Brito de Miranda Silva (born September 3, 1982) is a Brazilian actor and reporter. He began his career in the entertainment industry, performing as a singer, model and dancer, before turning to acting and politics. He is the son of singer Gretchen and nephew of singer Sula Miranda.

Career

Miranda released his CD entitled ''Lindo Anjo'' in 2001, by record label MCK. He became famous with songs "''Fala Pra Ele''" (which was recorded by his mom in the same year) and the re-recording of the song "''Mordida de Amor''" by Banda Yahoo. He also succeeded with an original song called "''Vivendo Assim''" and "''Vai''" (written by his aunt). Before coming out as transgender, he was a dancer in his mom's presentations and was photographed naked for ''Sexy'' magazine.

Between 2007 and 2008, he acted in three pornographic films: ''Sádica'', ''Thammy & Cia'' and ''A Stripper dos Seus Sonhos''.

In 2012, Miranda was in the cast of Brazilian soap opera ''Salve Jorge'', written by Glória Perez. In 2013, he did a test was hired to be a reporter in the reality ''Famoso Quem?'' of SBT.

In 2016, he was invited by writer Glória Perez to be cast in her new soap opera ''A Força do Querer'', of Rede Globo, but refused due to his political campaign for City Councillor. In May 2017, Miranda debuted in theaters with the play ''T.R.A.N.S.: Terapia de Relacionamentos Amorosos Neuróticos Sexuais'', which was cancelled in June, after divergencies with director Carlos Verahnnay.

In 2018, he was nominated by ''Isto É Gente'' magazine for the award of "Sexiest Man of the Year".

Politics

Miranda ran for a seat as a councillor in the 2016 municipal election representing the Progressive Party (PP). He garnered 12,408 votes, being the second most voted of his party, but wasn't elected. In February 2019, he would assume a seat in the Municipal Chamber of São Paulo, after the election of Conte Lopes to the State Legislative Assembly, but a decision from the Superior Electoral Court made his swearing-in impossible. In 2020, Miranda was candidate for the Municipal Chamber by the Liberal Party and was elected, being one of the first transgender councillors of São Paulo, alongside Erika Hilton ( PSOL). In March 2024, he decided to join the Social Democratic Party (PSD).

Personal life

After coming out as lesbian in 2006, Miranda cut his long hair and began using male clothes. In a statement, his mother said that, since he was a child, Miranda had preferences for male clothes and hated dolls and skirts. About his sexual orientation, Miranda said:

In the end of 2014, Miranda came out as transgender. In the same year, he began hormone replacement therapy to support his transition. In December 2014, Miranda got gender-affirming surgery, specifically top surgery (double mastectomy).

Miranda has had many relationships. In 2006, after coming out, he dated model Patrícia Jorge, who acted in the TV show ''Boa Noite Brasil''. Starting on October 5th, 2006 and into the next year, he had a relationship with porn actress Júlia Paes. On September 3rd, 2010, on his 29th birthday, he had an intimate marriage ceremony with Janaína Cinci, but they divorced three months later. In December 2013, he began dating model Andressa Ferreira, marrying her on March 16th, 2018.

After an ''in vitro'' fertilisation, his wife Andressa got pregnant. She was inseminated with her own egg and the sperm from an anonymous donor. The child, Bento Ferreira de Miranda, was born from a caesarean section in Miami, on January 8th, 2020.

Controversy

In August 2020, Thammy Miranda sued Pastor Silas Malafaia, accusing him of transphobia, after Malafaia urged consumers to boycott cosmetics company Natura which had hired Miranda for their Father's Day campaign.

In response to CPI das ONGs do Centro, in which Thammy was a signator, the priest Júlio Lancellotti solidarized with Thammy.

Filmography

Television

Movies

Pornographic movies

Discography

References

External links

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1982 births
Living people
Brazilian LGBTQ rights activists
Liberal Party (Brazil, 2006) politicians
Male actors from São Paulo
Models from São Paulo
Brazilian transgender men
Brazilian transgender politicians
Brazilian transgender actors
Brazilian male pornographic film actors
Brazilian male film actors
Brazilian male telenovela actors
Brazilian actor-politicians
Transgender male politicians
Transgender male actors
Social Democratic Party (Brazil, 2011) politicians
Municipal Chamber of São Paulo councillors
21st-century Brazilian male actors
21st-century Brazilian LGBTQ people