Jules LeBlanc

Rodrigo Alves, a Brazilian father and mother was Rodrigo Alves when Alves was 30 July 1983, living in Sao Paulo. Roserval Alves was Roserval's father. He's from Portugal and came to Brazil in the year 1940. At first, the family was in the farming trade but later expanded their business responsibilities that included supermarkets, shopping centres and real estate. She was five years old at the time her grandfather gifted the Barbie dolls. Alves was born a male however, she believed that she should have been a female from her age of "three and four, five or six". The girl also had fun with dolls and crossed-dressed and loved having fun with them. [6][7] Her belief is the gender of a person should not be a factor in defining individuals. The shy girl was as a child and was also bullied. Alves was bullied in her teenage girl because of hormonal dysfunction. Too much estrogen caused breast tissue growth. Alves was born into an affluent family who own a number of food stores in Brazil. They have had a good time being wealthy over the years, however they still don't make a dime from the retail stores. Alves was able to move to London when she was just 18, and studied public relations at London's London College of Communication. She was born to a maternal grandmother who left her the money she needed to pay for her studies.