Kris Aquino’s text made Bimby and Joshua fly back to the U.S. in a jiffy
Many were expecting Bimby to stay longer in the country because he was preparing for school
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Many were expecting Bimby to stay longer in the country because he was preparing for school
KRIS Aquino and Bimby.
photographs courtesy ofig/kris aquino
GERARD Anderson
Now it can be told. Kris Aquino’s text message was what made her sons Bimby and Joshua pack their things and leave for the US pronto.
“I have sad blood results,” Aquino’s message, to revealed by her friend Dindo Balares, caused Bimby and Joshua decide to return to the US immediately.
Balares shared on his Facebook account that many were expecting Bimby to stay longer in the country because he was preparing for school. There were also negotiations for his career in show business.
He revealed that this early, Bimby is planning his career in showbiz.
“Tama ang iniisip ni Kris para kay Bimb, na maranasan din ang regular school at ang mas malawak pang mundo (Kris is right in her thinking about Bimb — to experience regular school and a broader world),” he shared.
But Kris’ “I have sad blood results” message was too alarming to ignore, thus, Bimby’s vacation took a screeching halt.
“Pero, makakapaghintay ang anumang plano. Dahil, siyempre, si Mama Kris ang kanyang laging priority (But whatever plans can wait. Because, of course, Mama Kris is his priority),” Balares said.
Gerald Anderson helps rescue family trapped in flood
Gerald Anderson scored major pogi points when he showed compassion to a family badly hit by typhoon Carina.
In videos on social media, Anderson, together with some friends, waded into the waters and entered inside a home in Quezon City to help a family that was trapped by flood.
Anderson, submerged in floodwaters, was seen carrying out a kid out of the house.
Netizens heaped praises at the actor and reminisced how he helped people during typhoon “Ondoy” back in 2009.
Many netizens heaped nothing but praise on the actor.
“Good job. Iyan nman tlga ang Isa s tungkulin Ng Isang reserve army n s panahon n Yan handa ka mglaan Ng tulong s kapwa (It is one of the responsibilities of a reserve army that in that time you are ready to help other people).”
“Good. Heart sana marami pang katulad mo more power god bless you.”
“Good job Gerald and God bless you.”
Kim Chiu on how to use social media platforms effectively
Acknowledging social media as a tool to reach fans the easiest and fastest way, It’s Showtime host Kim Chiu feels happy to share a part of her with her supporters.
“Kaming mga celebrities, natutuwa kami na i-share ‘yung hindi ninyo nakikita on-cam (We celebrities, are happy to share what you don’t see off-cam) with the use of Instagram, Twitter, lalo na ang YouTube. Dito sa YouTube world, dito n’yo makikita ang totoong kami (Here in YouTube, here you will see the real us),” she said in a video.
But there are instances when celebrities turn off the comment section of their social media accounts and for Chiu it was for a valid reason.
“Kung i-turn off man namin ‘yung comment section namin, ‘yun ay dahil tao lang din naman kami. Sometimes hindi mo na makontrol ‘yung tao kasi minsan sa comment box mo naga-away-away na silang lahat. ‘Yung mahal ka at di ka nila mahal, pinag-aaway-away mo dahil sa comment box. Ikaw pa ‘yung nag-ignite ng fire para mag-away-away ‘yung mga tao (If we turn off the comment section it’s because we’re also human. Sometimes you can’t control people because in your comment section they were all fighting. Those who love you and those who don’t love you, you make them fight because of the comment box. It’s you who ignite the fire for people to fight),” she explained.
With this scenario, Chiu believes it is better to turn off the comment box.
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