Manager clueless on Bea wedding
‘I think they got married without telling anyone else because it was just the two of them in the relationship.’
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‘I think they got married without telling anyone else because it was just the two of them in the relationship.’
Unkabogable Superstar Vice Ganda (second to the left) treated fans to a rare photo with fellow It’s Showtime hosts Anne Curtis (second to the right), Jhong Hilario (left) and Vhong Navarro.
PHOTOGRAPH courtesy of abs-cbn/FB
Everyone was caught by surprise when Bea Alonzo exchanged “I do’s” with her boyfriend billionaire businessman Vincent Co.
The wedding, officiated by Makati Mayor Nancy Binay was unannounced and all were caught by surprise.
And it seems that includes Alonzo’s manager, Shirley Kuan who, when queried if she had knowledge of her ward’s civil wedding, said: “Wala akong alam. Laging wala akong alam, ‘di ba (I don’t know anything. It’s always that I don’t know, right)? What I know is what everybody knows.”
Netizens collectively believe it’s better that way — that she doesn’t know anything about Alonzo’s wedding preparations.
“That’s just better, so there’s no unnecessary ‘leak’ to the media. Look what happened, it was a surprise and the wedding was already over,” one fan commented.
“May be (there’s) chance that Bea didn’t tell SK. It seems like only her non-showbiz friends/business partners know that she’s getting married. Bea made a post about how she did her own makeup on the day of her civil wedding. She only informed her hairstylist last minute, and they didn’t have a photographer; it was just her BFF/business partner helping out,” one guy said.
“I think they got married without telling anyone else because it was just the two of them in the relationship. They seemed fine as a unit, so it was to lessen the noise. They only listened to each other,” another guy believed.
First for ‘It’s Showtime’
It’s Showtime marked a first in the noontime show when Vice Ganda asked the Madlang Pipol in the audience to go on stage and then the hosts of the show filled the audience section. After that, Vice Ganda asked Madlang Pipol to cue for the commercial break.
It was a one-of-a-kind strategy and the audience lapped it all up as the cameras panned on them while they were on stage.
“Moment nyo to shine..makita kayong lahat sa TV worldwide may pang may day ka na sa FB mo. Kaya nga best noontime show kase...di boring. sa ibang di maka gets next channel ka na lang basta ako showtime,” one fan said. (It’s a moment to shine...to be seen on TV worldwide, you already have may day on your Facebook...that’s why it best noontime show...it’s not boring to those who can’t get it,..you move to next channel, it’s final, I am for It’s Showtime).
“Its Showtime is the number 1 noontime show in the Philippines.. and number 1 best host meme vice number 2 ser bossing vic. love you both,” another fan commented.
Director Antonette Jadaone reminds moviegoers of cinema etiquette
Obviously pissed off by her encounter with a rude moviegoer, director Antonette Jadaone took to social media to remind everyone to follow and observed decorum while watching a movie.
She reminded everyone to observe cinema etiquette because everyone just bought a movie ticket and not the whole cinema and that you are in a cinema and not in your sala.
“E kung yung upuan mo kaya ang sipa-sipain ko???” (What if I kick your chair?), Jadaone capped her post.
Everybody in the comment section agreed to the award-winning director. For them, rudeness does not have a place in a form of relaxation that should not be hampered by ill-mannered individuals.
