Camilla Araujo Surprises Charli D’Amelio At Her Broadway Farewell

The model and content creator made a dazzling arrival in the city, yet it wasn’t just runways calling her name.

Araujo stunned fans and friends alike when she slipped away from the fashion frenzy to support Charli D’Amelio’s emotional Broadway farewell.

While the flashing lights of Fashion Week lured every star and influencer, Araujo chose to make a quiet yet unforgettable stop at the Sondheim Theatre on Saturday night.

The surprise wasn’t just for the fans but for her close friend Charli D’Amelio, who was taking her final bow in “& Juliet.”

“I came for Fashion Week, but this was something I couldn’t miss,” Araujo told The Blast. “Charli worked so hard on this show. It meant a lot to be there for her last bow.”

Dressed in a chic white structured shirt-dress and knee-high black boots, Araujo arrived with a bouquet of white roses in hand.

Backstage, she wrapped D’Amelio in an emotional hug, drawing applause from castmates and crew who witnessed the heartfelt moment.

“She’s been juggling so much between Broadway, social media, and everything else,” Araujo said. “But she showed up every night and gave people something special. That’s not easy.”

For her last performance as Charmion, D’Amelio had the audience on its feet.

Her run, which extended beyond its original end date, concluded on September 7 with cheers, flowers, and ovations.

Fans showered her with love as the curtain closed on a chapter that showcased her versatility beyond TikTok fame.

“Charli didn’t phone it in,” Araujo added. “She committed. You could see it in every scene.”

The applause was not only for D’Amelio’s acting but also for her resilience in navigating multiple worlds at once: social media stardom, Broadway rehearsals, and live performances.

Araujo’s presence underscored the supportive bond between the two young stars.

After the curtain fell, Araujo was spotted leaving the theater with a smile, her bouquet still in hand.

However, the night didn’t end there as she transitioned seamlessly back into the Fashion Week whirlwind, attending an uptown dinner event.

“New York’s energy is different this week,” she said. “You go from runway fittings to Broadway sendoffs, and somehow it all fits. That’s what I love about this city.”

For Araujo, the week wasn’t just about fashion, but about friendship, performance, and the unique blend of artistry that only New York can deliver.

Araujo wants to enjoy every bit of her experience.

Before heading to New York Fashion Week, she made a stylish stop in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, where she joined country music star Dustin Lynch and Corinna Kopf for the grand opening of Two Dimes, the city’s newest nightlife destination.

The Brazilian model and influencer turned heads in a motocross-inspired blue jersey, paired with a black mini skirt and suede boots.

Social media personality Corinna Kopf also drew attention in a corset-style top and white skirt as the two posed together, laughing and leaning into cameras throughout the night.

“This was such a fun night,” Araujo told The Blast. “It felt so good to celebrate in Tuscaloosa before heading to New York. The energy here was unreal.”