Erika Hilton, a federal deputy from the PSOL party, participated in this year's São Paulo Carnival, which is well-known for its vibrant parades. This year, Hilton was part of the Mocidade Unida da Mooca's float, representing the theme 'Gèlèdés – Agbara Obinrin', which celebrates the power of black women and references Yoruba ancestry. As a veteran of the carnival, Hilton expressed that the feelings of excitement and emotion that come with stepping onto the parade route are what draw her back year after year, stating that the carnival is not only a celebration but also a platform for political messages.

In addition to her carnival involvement, Hilton also discussed her anticipation for upcoming votes on a proposal aimed at changing the work schedule regulations, signaling a move to enhance dignity for workers. The proposed changes, often referred to as the scale 6x1, are expected to gain traction in the first half of the year. She believes that such legislative changes are critical for improving the lives of Brazilian workers.

Accompanied by her fiancé, photographer Daniel Zeza, Hilton noted that their wedding plans have been postponed until next year due to the electoral calendar. She recognized the importance of focusing on her political commitments before embarking on personal milestones, thus highlighting the balance that many politicians must maintain between public duties and personal lives.