Actress Maria Henriques publicly commented on the recent legal outcome for commentator Joana Marques, stating, “She looks like her husband’s daughter…”, a remark quickly circulating online following Marques’ acquittal.
On 2025/10/04, a Portuguese court acquitted Marques of charges brought by the musical duo Anjos, who alleged she caused them financial and professional harm by “tampering and manipulating” video footage of their performance at the Portimão MotoGP race. The artists claimed the altered video damaged their reputation. The ruling concludes a case that ignited debate about freedom of expression and the responsibilities of media commentary in Portugal.The judge’s full sentencing document is now available for review.Henriques’ comment, made on social media, appears to reference the age difference between Marques and her husband, Diogo Piçarra, and has sparked further discussion regarding public scrutiny of the commentator’s personal life amidst the legal proceedings. The case and subsequent reactions highlight the intersection of celebrity, media criticism, and legal recourse in the digital age.
