Grazi Cazella

I met Grazi Cazella in late 2023 in Rio de Janeiro — we did a small orgy together.

Grazi Cazella is a fitness model and naturist who promotes herself as "Naturista Fit". According to a 2021 interview with the naturist blog Viver Nu, she is a gaúcha from Bento Gonçalves, Rio Grande do Sul, who was living in Curitiba. Her mother died when she was eight, and her two older brothers, then 18 and 19, raised her. In 2017, at 23, she was diagnosed with a uterine tumour. At the time she was drinking every weekend, smoking a pack a day and working three jobs. She said the diagnosis made her change her life. She stopped smoking, cut back on alcohol, took up serious training and a high-protein diet, recovered from the tumour, and later set her sights on competing as an athlete.

She became a naturist in 2018. While living in São Paulo she travelled to Santa Catarina to visit Praia do Pinho, Brazil's best-known nudist beach. She said it was the place where she felt most welcome "in all those years of life", and it remains her favourite. She started selling photos and videos with her husband. She said the idea was his, and that it began as a turn-on for the two of them before fans told them they could make a living from it. Her advice to others: "If you think about what people will say... they'll talk if you don't do it, they'll talk if you do, so do it to be happy."

From office job to business. Before content creation Cazella worked in foreign trade. During the pandemic she was demoted from coordinator to analyst and later let go in a round of cost-cutting. She began creating content as a hobby, and it became her main source of income; it has paid for international travel and her wedding, and earned her a trophy from the platform she works on. "Being a content creator is also a company," she said. "Today the Naturista isn't just an image, it's a company and it employs other people." She now has a management team. A keen bodybuilder, she once prepared to compete in physique contests but never took the stage, and she has said she plans to become a nutritionist and open her own practice. She is also a lifelong fan of the football club Grêmio. She was once a member of an organised supporters' group and travelled to Argentina for a Copa Libertadores final, but says she gave that up after Grêmio won the Libertadores and now watches games at home with her husband.