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Margarida Corceiro Renews Exclusive Contract With TVI

The 24-year-old actress turned down an offer from rival network SIC to sign a new exclusive agreement with TVI.

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Portuguese actress Margarida Corceiro has renewed her exclusive contract with television network TVI, turning down an invitation from rival broadcaster SIC. Following a competitive bidding process between the two major Portuguese networks, the 24-year-old performer decided to strengthen her relationship with the station based in Queluz de Baixo.

The agreement guarantees Corceiro a fixed monthly salary exceeding her previous earnings, securing a consistent income regardless of whether she is actively filming a project. The new financial terms reflect her rising stature in the entertainment industry following a busy year of professional growth spanning acting, modeling, and digital media.

Reflecting on her career trajectory, Corceiro expressed surprise at the speed of her international success. Despite expanding her presence abroad, she chose to maintain her television roots in Portugal, following a path similar to other contemporary actors like José Condessa who continue to prioritize domestic projects.

Corceiro's history with TVI dates back to her television debut in 2019 when she was just 16 years old, starring in the soap opera "Prisioneira." Over the past several years, her career has developed through prominent roles in various network productions, including "Bem Me Quer," "Quero é Viver," the rebooted teen series "Morangos com Açúcar," and her recent starring role in "A Fazenda."

Looking ahead, the actress is already slated to appear in upcoming television fiction. She has been confirmed as part of the main cast for TVI's upcoming dramatic production, which currently carries the working title "Heróis do Mar."

The decision to remain exclusively with TVI solidifies a partnership that has shaped much of her professional life. As she continues to balance domestic television commitments with growing international ventures, the multi-faceted artist remains a prominent figure in contemporary Portuguese media.

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