Brazilian footballer, Hulk to celebrate wedding ceremony with his Ex-wife's niece

Former Brazil striker Hulk is set to celebrate his love with a religious wedding ceremony as he prepares to marry Camila Angelo, who is the niece of his ex-wife. According to Portal Leodias, the couple, who previously exchanged vows in a civil ceremony in 2020, is looking forward to their upcoming ceremony in December.

Hulk was previously in a relationship with Camila's aunt

Hulk and Angelo’s relationship has an interesting background; they were technically related before their marriage four years ago, though not by blood. Hulk was previously married to Iran Angelo, Camila's aunt, for 12 years. Together, they welcomed three children—two sons, Ian and Tiago, and a daughter, Alice—between 2007 and 2019. This means that Alice, Ian, and Tiago are cousins to Hulk's new wife, Camila.

In 2020, following the conclusion of his long-term relationship with Iran, Hulk surprised many by marrying Camila. The ceremony is scheduled to take place on a beach along the coast of Paraiba, though the exact date is still being finalized.

The following year, the couple officially announced their first child, Zaya, was on the way. Last year, they declared their excitement for a second child, Aisha.

Hulk-Camila Love story began in 2019

Reports about the relationship between Hulk and Camila surfaced in December 2019, just five months after de Sousa's marriage to Iran Angelo ended in July of the same year.

The couple tied the knot in September 2020 while Hulk was playing for the Chinese club Shanghai SIPG, following his split from the mother of his three children—two sons and a daughter. 

Atletico is in contention for the CONMEBOL Libertadores Cup, positioning them for a chance to compete in the FIFA Intercontinental Club Cup. 

This opportunity will extend their season, potentially requiring Hulk to postpone his wedding ceremony. 

Hulk, a formidable striker, netted 11 goals in 49 appearances for Brazil from 2009 to 2021 and was a key player in the squad that clinched the Confederations Cup in 2013.