The intersection of celebrity bio-hacking and Carnival preparation has reached a new provocative peak in 2026. Jéssica Amaral, the influencer and former Miss Bumbum returning as the “muse” for Colorado do Brás in São Paulo, has officially ditched traditional restrictive fasting for a method popularized by Kim Kardashian: the “s3x diet.” Combining her role as an +18 content creator with her athletic evolution for the Sambadrome, Amaral is banking on high-intensity intimacy to achieve a “scandalous” physique that matches her demand for the smallest costume in the school’s history.
The caloric math of the “Kardashian Protocol”
For Amaral, the math is as biological as it is strategic. Facing the post-maternity challenge of returning to peak Carnival form, she has committed to three hours of daily activity with a reported burn of 600 calories per session. “It’s better than any other diet. There’s no sacrifice,” she quips. In an industry where “anxiety” often leads to extreme dehydration or dangerous supplements, Amaral’s pivot to a Kardashian-inspired routine focuses on cardiovascular endurance and fat loss through a method that doubles as content for her sensual platforms.
Editorial Perspectives
“Cut everything”: The war against fabric
The physical results of her unconventional routine have led to a direct confrontation with the costume atelier. Amaral rejected the initial version of her outfit for being “too modest,” demanding a radical reduction in fabric. Her 2026 look is a structural minimalist piece: gold-plated, crystal-encrusted, and designed to reveal rather than conceal. “I told them: cut everything. I want a minimal costume, covering only the essentials. The first version was too behaved. Not happening! Now the bumbum will be fully out. It’s scandalous. The smaller, the better. That’s just who I am.”
Post-Maternity and the Sensual Economy
Amaral’s return to the Anhembi Sambadrome is also a statement on the modern “Mom-Muse” archetype. By documenting her journey on +18 platforms, she bridges the gap between the traditional prestige of Carnival and the lucrative digital adult economy. Her transparency regarding the “s3x diet” serves a dual purpose: it builds hype for the Colorado do Brás parade while driving engagement for her personal brand. In 2026, the muse is no longer just a dancer; she is a cross-platform entrepreneur of her own image.
Aesthetic Stakes in the 2026 Carnival
As Colorado do Brás fights for its position in the competitive São Paulo league, Amaral’s “minimalist” approach puts her at the center of the school’s visual narrative. While critics debate the limits of nudity on the avenue, Amaral views her body as an optimized instrument of performance. By aligning herself with the Kardashian aesthetic—where every curve is curated and every “scandal” is a calculated branding move—she ensures that her evolution in the 2026 parade will be the most photographed moment of the night.
Takeaways
- Jéssica Amaral is using a “s3x diet” to prepare for the 2026 São Paulo Carnival.
- Inspired by Kim Kardashian, the muse claims to burn 600 calories daily through the practice.
- She demanded the atelier drastically reduce her costume to a “minimalist” crystal bikini.
- This marks her high-profile return to the Sambadrome following a recent pregnancy.
- The influencer is leveraging her +18 content platforms to document her preparation.
Key Facts
- School: Colorado do Brás (São Paulo).
- Muse: Jéssica Amaral (Influencer/Miss Bumbum).
- Method: 3 hours of intimacy daily for calorie burn and stamina.
- Costume Details: Gold-plated, crystal-encrusted, “minimalist” coverage.
- Reference: Kim Kardashian’s publicized health routines.
- Official Parade: February 2026
