Cleo Pires

Cleo Pires followed her mother into acting, although she initially doubted she had the vocation. She made her debut in 1994 with a one-episode appearance in the mini-series Memorial de Maria Moura, where the young Maria Moura was replaced by her mother, Glória Pires, in the adult version. After that, she stepped away from TV and the media for a time. She returned to prominence in 2010, appearing as the cover model of the Brazilian edition of Playboy, celebrating the magazine's 35 years. Later that year, she took the lead role of India Estela in the telenovela Araguaia. She also starred in an episode of As Brasileiras, 'The Angel of Alagoas,' directed by Daniel Filho, and played a young Ana Terra in the film O Tempo e o Vento, a role her mother originally played in the 1985 mini-series. She is also a musician and works as an actress.

Cleo is 43 years old, Brazilian, and of Latin ethnicity. She stands at a petite 5'3" and maintains a slim build with natural curves. Her measurements are 34–25–34, and she has natural breasts. She has black hair and brown eyes, and various tattoos. Beyond her acting and music careers, she has an 18.8 million follower count on Instagram. She identifies as straight. Cleo's path in entertainment has been shaped by her family, yet she has built her own identity over two decades of work.