Brazilian football star, Hulk dumps wife for her niece

Former Brazilian International footballer, Hulk has revealed he's now dating the niece of his ex-wife, Angelo De Souza, after their 12-year old marriage crashed.

Hulk, 33, who plays for Chinese club, Shanghai SIPG, disclosed this in a statement where he revealed he has spoken to her parents and brothers about their relationship.

Hulk and Iran ended their marriage in July after three children together: Ian, ten, Tiago, eight, and Alice, six.

Hulk moved on to a new relationship with Iran's niece Camilla in October 2019.

Speaking of the relationship, his Representatives said: "It's in his position to be transparent, to avoid lies and malicious comments.

"Remember the Brazilian's marriage ended in July and Camila was also separated for many months."

Camilla took to social media to address some issues with Iran who took her as her favourite nice.

She wrote: "Aunt Iran, I first want to tell you that this message is not an explanation or justification of anything.

"I needed to tell you some things that unfortunately circumstances do not allow me to say personally.

"Although it is irrelevant to you now, I love you very much and care about you, so I am speaking here.

"I really want you to know things that maybe everyone will talk about differently, mere speculation, but I don't really judge them because outsiders know absolutely nothing and most of the time just want the situation to be worse.

"It's been very hard to face all this, but I wouldn't do it if it wasn't true."

Camilla proceeded to deleting her social media accounts after she received backlash for the post.

Iran has now condemned Hulk for choosing to date her niece after their 12 year marriage ended.

She told UOL columnist Leo Dias: "It is deeply regretted that Mr. Hulk, not content with ending a marriage of more than 12 years, he then did not respect the pain of the one who always devoted love, affection, respect, and consideration to him - as well as his children, whose supreme interests should be preserved by their father. "