Three Graces

Gerluce Maria das Graças grows up in a household shaped by single motherhood, raised by her mother Lígia after a teenage pregnancy and an absent father. Now an adult and a mother herself, Gerluce faces similar pressures when her daughter Joélly arrives, testing what she learned at home. The show watches how care, resentment, sacrifice and small joys sit side by side as the women juggle work, romance and family gossip. Plotlines move through relatives and neighbors, revealing how old wounds shape present choices without promising tidy answers. Neighbors, extended family and occasional lovers add pressure, and small acts of kindness determine who copes.

Released in 2025, Três Graças is a Brazilian soap drama from creators Aguinaldo Silva, Virgílio Silva and Zé Dassilva. Direction is shared among Luiz Henrique Rios, Felipe Herzog, Emer Lavinni, Naína de Paula and Luís Felipe Sá.

As of its initial run, Três Graças has not received major national or international awards. The cast and creators are established figures in Brazilian television, so award recognition may follow as the series reaches wider audiences.

Even early episodes sparked conversations online about intergenerational single motherhood and how mainstream TV represents working-class women. Aguinaldo Silva's return prompted attention from long-time telenovela viewers, while social media threads and opinion pieces debated the show's portrayal of male absence, maternal strength and community support. Commentators have debated certain melodramatic choices, while others praised the focus on women's perspectives.

Audience feedback has been modest but generally positive, with an average rating of 7.25/10 from a small sample of viewers. The series centers on family cycles, motherhood, abandonment, class pressures and female solidarity. Many viewers have singled out performances from Sophie Charlotte, Grazi Massafera and Dira Paes for praise. Viewers also note the show's pacing and familiar soap beats.