Sexbomb Girl Jopay Paguia posts photo, prayer before her operation: “Trusting in God”

• Jopay Paguia Zamora shared a photo from the hospital showing her wearing a gown and mask as she prepared for a knee procedure after an accident, expressing calm faith and trust in God
• She wrote a short message about operation day and cited a Bible verse to reassure herself and her supporters that she was not alone
• Her husband Joshua Zamora also posted a heartfelt prayer asking for wisdom for the doctors, a smooth procedure, fast recovery, and complete healing
• Fans and friends responded with prayers and encouragement, showing strong support for Jopay as she faced the medical procedure with faith and courage

SexBomb Girls member Jopay Paguia Zamora took to Facebook to share an update as she prepared to undergo a knee procedure following an injury from an accident. The singer-dancer posted a photo of herself wearing a hospital gown and face mask, taken just before the operation, reflecting a quiet but strong moment of faith.

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In her caption, Jopay expressed full trust in God as she faced the procedure, pairing her message with a Bible verse that reassured her of God’s presence and protection. Many fans and fellow celebrities flooded the comments with prayers, encouragement, and well wishes for her recovery.

“Operation day. Trusting God completely. 🙏

‘Do not fear, for I am with you.’ – Isaiah 41:10

#kneeinjuryoperation

#jopaykamustakana #labanwalangbabawi #Jopay”

Alongside Jopay’s post, her husband Joshua Zamora also shared a heartfelt prayer on social media, asking for God’s guidance over the medical team handling her procedure. He prayed for wisdom for every hand involved, a smooth and complication-free operation, and fast, complete healing for his wife. Joshua also asked that Jopay be spared from pain and discomfort and that her strength be fully restored. His message emphasized faith and trust in God as their source of comfort and hope during the challenging moment.

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“May God cover her with His peace and protection as the procedure is done. May every hand that touches her knees be guided with wisdom and care. We pray that the fluid will be removed smoothly, without complications, and that healing will come quickly and completely.

May pain and discomfort be gone, strength be restored, and recovery be fast. Above all, may she feel God’s comforting presence and assurance that she is not alone.

‘The Lord is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.’

Trusting Him for a successful operation and full healing.”

Jopay Paguia Zamora rose to fame as one of the original members of the hit pop dance group SexBomb Girls, who became a cultural phenomenon in the early 2000s through their high-energy performances on Eat Bulaga and popular songs like Spaghetti Song and Get Get Aww. After her years at the height of the group’s success, Jopay explored acting roles in film and television before eventually prioritizing her family life. Now a wife and mother, she regularly uses her platform to share reflections on faith, resilience, and thankfulness.

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Previously, Jopay Paguia shared photos on Facebook from the first two Get Get Aw SexBomb reunion concerts and candidly talked about the struggles behind bringing the shows to life. She revealed that many producers and sponsors initially turned them down, worried that the concerts would not succeed. Despite the repeated rejections, Jopay said she continued to pray and hold on to her faith, believing that God would make a way. She later credited perseverance and prayer for helping turn what seemed impossible into a successful comeback.

Meanwhile, Jopay Paguia also spoke about the emotional toll the group experienced when several SexBomb Girls decided to leave in 2013. Their former mentor and manager, Joy Cancio, admitted feeling hurt at the time but said she respected the members’ wish to pursue personal growth. Jopay shared that many of the original members chose not to renew their contracts, which marked a painful turning point for the group. Although the changes were difficult, she said the experience pushed her to move forward and rebuild her career beyond the group.

Source: KAMI.com.gh