Brau and Michele realize they’ve fallen into a rut. The couple plans to turn things around by spicing up their relationship with a steamy date.

Brau wants to find his mother to celebrate Mother's Day, but various opportunists show up, and the search promises to cause chaos.

Brau and Michele embark on the adventure of parenthood, but adopting the children proves to be no easy task for this bumbling yet deeply loving duo.

Brau and Michele go to great lengths to protect their children from prejudice and bullying, but end up getting themselves into a mess.

Carlito, Lia, and Egídio drop a ball into Andrea’s backyard; thinking no one is home, they fall into the posh woman's pool. Startled, she raises the alarm across the entire gated community, claiming intruders have invaded Mountain Hill. Realizing the chaos, Brau and Michele try to calm the residents, who—swayed by Andrea’s hysteria—have failed to see the obvious. The couple ends up taking the children to their own home.

After a confusion, Brau changes lawyers and replaces Henrique with Robson.

Brau and Michele are always finding an excuse to throw the famous parties that have already gone down in the history of their apartment complex. Yet, on the perfect day for a blowout bash—Michele’s birthday—the mood is somber, like a wake. Despite the resistance, Brau has several surprises in store to ensure his muse’s birthday doesn’t go uncelebrated.

Mister Brau runs into an old friend from his youth, Formiga—his partner from the lean years when they were "beach entrepreneurs." Formiga used to take advantage of Brau's naivety.

Mister Brau loves horror movies just as much as he is easily spooked by them. He turns reality into a nightmare after watching a thriller about zombie Indigenous people with Lima.

Mister Brau is mistaken for a valet and decides to get even by taking the car home. Police officers disrupt a party Michele organized for the neighbors and accuse the singer of theft.

After so many requests, Mister Brau gets his own TV show. The pop star buys a mansion in Barra da Tijuca and immediately starts bothering his new neighbors, Andrea and Henrique. Michele discovers that the song "Seis Gê" was written for another muse.

Carlito, Lia, and Egídio are making a family tree. Curious, they ask Michele about her origins, and she opens up.

The singer helps Henrique end his dry spell and win Andrea back; Brau also makes a very special guest appearance on "Encontro com Fátima Bernardes".

Brau and Lima can't seem to compose in the studio and head out in search of a local bar; Henrique and Lima mistake a convenience store for a bar and decide to open one in their apartment complex, which quickly becomes a hit.

Brau and Michele return from vacation to find their home has been invaded. Lima gets married, but a surprise threatens to make the duo lose their cool.

Upon learning that the increase in business profits has also driven up their income tax, Brau and Michele start thinking of ways to lower that amount.

In the latest episode, Brau's jealousy nearly tore apart Brazil's most beloved couple. And to top it all off, a show-stopping performance.

A global pop diva, Michele shines on stage and outshines her husband in the spotlight. Brau sets out in search of his roots and a new beat.

Gomes's mother makes a surprise appearance at Brau's mansion; Michele follows Rosita's advice and offers the lady her bed; Brau asks Michele to choose between Dona Rosita and him; Rosita sells a cameo to Andrea; Rosita convinces Brau to bet on a horse race; Rosita's horse finishes last, and everyone loses money; Michele wins a bet and offers the money to Rosita.

Brau is invited to set Salvador's Carnival on fire, but it is his relationship with Michele that really heats up. Following her successful tour as a singer, the star's dancer and manager is asked by the event organizers to share the microphone with him—though he is somewhat reluctant to share the spotlight.

Lima releases his first solo CD, and a famous critic's opinion turns him into a sought-after artist. Jealous, Brau cannot hide his envy.

Michele gets excited about a virtual version of herself. A blunder by Henrique complicates the star's life.

Success and a demanding tour schedule keep Michele away from her family. Brau discovers Yasmin's talent and proposes that she step in for the pop diva.

Brau is hospitalized for surgery and fears death. A very strange dream turns the Brau family's life into a musical.

Refugees turn up in a crate of equipment for Michele's show. Priscila poses as Gomes's fiancée. And Brau freaks out over the news.

Michele is going through a midlife crisis. Lima invests in a new business. Brau hires a stunt double, Priscila. Yasmin's music video is a hit.

Brau's wife heads to Miami to perform, leaving her husband to enjoy New Year's alone—or not quite alone, as a crazed fan in disguise crashes the star's party.

Mr. Brau is a popular singer married to Michele—his manager, choreographer, and controlling wife. He is all emotion; she is all reason. They are constantly bickering, yet neither can live without the other. Together, they serve as an inspiration to many couples.

Brau earns another gold record, and the celebration kicks off with a party at the mansion. Upon realizing he has never been happier, instead of feeling satisfied, he begins to fear his next moves and embarks on a quest to step out of his comfort zone.

The Brau family has grown, bringing both great joy and chaos.

The Braus' private life becomes the talk of the town when a joke calls the singer's performance behind closed doors into question, and the resulting anguish shakes the couple.

Brau and Michele look back on their days of anonymity. The couple takes advantage of disguises to spice up their relationship and try new things.