Supreme Federal Court (STF) Minister Gilmar Mendes announced on Saturday that he had separated from his then-wife, Guiomar Feitosa. The two decided to put an end to their 18-year romance, but not to the friendship they developed nearly 50 years ago. In an interview with Folha de São Paulo, the lawyer highlighted the friendly ties and the Minister stressed that mutual respect continues. See where all those convicted of the coup plot are after the PGR recommends house arrest for Heleno. After overturning Lula’s veto, Congress is preparing new defeats for the government in indigenous and security areas – We are tired of being married, but we are not tired, and we will never be tired of being friends – said Guiomar. – Nothing changes in the relationship of friendship and great respect – the Minister highlighted. Now separated, Guilmar and Guilmar traveled to Europe together this week. The two studied law together at the University of Brasilia, but married other people. They only started dating years later, when they broke up from previous relationships. They married in 2007 and formed what Guillaume described as a “family”: their five children and four grandchildren, in addition to the minister’s two sons and four grandchildren. Throughout her career, Guimard was an advisor to Minister Marco Aurelio Melo, and during his presidency, she became Secretary General of the Court. Gilmar was nominated to the court by former President Fernando Henrique Cardoso, under whom he had previously been Attorney General of the Federation. At this time, according to Folha, the two began seeing each other more and began dating.