Aida Nizar, without helmet, falls from the scooter pulling a stain

Aida Nizar continues to feed Gossip with his whim. After taking part in the "Big Brother 2018" directed by Barbara D & Urso the Spanish showgirl [VIDEO] gained popularity on social networks following her provocative attitudes, including a bath in the fountain from Trevi which is cost to showgirl fine four hundred and fifty euros. Recently, the former competitor of the "Big Brother nip", shared on the Internet a video in which you see him dart without a helmet on a scooter on a downhill road. Aida Nizar on the scooter, with the enthusiasm that distinguishes her shouted: "I love my life! inviting his fans to participate in the evening at "Villa Paradiso", in Termoli.

The spot was shared on the Instagram profile of the Spanish showgirl. A few hours later, the second part of the video was posted on the web and a background was discovered which, fortunately, did not have any consequences. Helped while she was turning the place that saw her in the scooter without a helmet, crashed against the road wall of the road. Despite the incident, the fanciful Spanish, immediately saved, did not report the consequences

Aida Nizar on Instagram reaches almost ninety-five thousand fans

Aida Nizar is very active on social media and constantly interacting with his many fans who, on Instagram, have reached almost ninety-five thousand. The Spanish in Italy [VIDEO] gained great popularity after participating in the "Big Brother", led by Barbara D'Urso.

The showgirl had already been the protagonist of the "Gran Hermano 5", Spanish version of the Mediaset show. Fortunately, the fall of the scooter did not cause unpleasant consequences to Aida and the brilliant Spanish participated as established at the disco party, surrounded by the affection of his fans. A few weeks ago, Rita Dalla Chiesa had severely criticized Aida Nizar after the baths in which she became protagonist in the Roman fountains. The Dalla Chiesa had expressed accusations against the Spanish extrovert, accusing him of disrespecting the rules of our country. Even the conductor Barbara D'Urso, despite having wanted the impetuous Spanish in his program, had expressed his disappointment after being bathed in the fountains of Rome. On the occasion of the second bath in Piazza Navona, the Neapolitan leader had expressed the hope that Aida would again be fined. Now, after this episode where Aida Nizar, in violation of the rules dictated by the Highway Code, did not wear a helmet, we hope that the exhibition of the brilliant Spanish is more disciplined and complies with the Italian rules.