Tuesday Vargas claps back at netizens mocking her after she asked for projects from industry friends
- Tuesday Vargas openly asked writers, producers, and directors for work, saying she is available and ready to take on new projects
- Her honest post drew mixed reactions, with some netizens criticizing her for publicly looking for jobs in the industry
- Tuesday later addressed the bashers, explaining she is simply hustling as a mother and breadwinner after losing her show
- She encouraged fellow workers and providers not to feel ashamed about asking for opportunities, stressing that there is dignity in hard work and perseverance
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Actress and comedienne Tuesday Vargas took to social media to directly reach out to industry colleagues, asking for new opportunities as she made it clear that she is ready and willing to work.
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In her post, Tuesday addressed writers, producers, and directors, introducing herself as a “diligent worker” and a “good and versatile artist,” and politely requested to be considered for upcoming projects. She promised to give her best in any role offered, writing, “Please hire me po. Promise pag huhusayan ko po.”
“Sa mga kaibigan kong writer, producer at director po, kung meron po kayong projects para sa akin ay available po ako. I am a diligent worker and Id like to believe that I am a good and versatile artist. Please hire me po. Promise pag huhusayan ko po. Salamat po”
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However, while many supporters praised her honesty and humility, some netizens criticized her for openly seeking work online. A few comments accused her of being “laos” and questioned why she would ask followers for jobs, calling it embarrassing.
Tuesday did not stay silent and responded firmly to the backlash. She explained that there is nothing wrong with promoting her services and emphasized that she is not stepping on anyone just to survive.
The actress shared that although she has savings, she is a mother who wants a steady income to support her family, especially after losing her show. She noted that the entertainment industry can be unpredictable, with projects ending suddenly and without warning.
Quoting social media personality Bretman Rock, she added, “don’t tell me what to do,” telling critics that those who do not help pay her bills should not judge her decisions.
Tuesday also left a message for fellow breadwinners and hustlers, encouraging them not to feel ashamed about asking for help or opportunities. For her, working hard and providing for one’s family is something to be proud of, not criticized.
“Sa mga nagsabi po na “Ano ba yan nakaka hiya ka nag hahanap ka na ng work sa followers mo, laos ka na ba?”
Please lang po. Maayos naman akong nag pro promote ng aking services at wala naman akong tinatapakan na tao kaya wag naman kayong ganyan.
May ipon naman ako pero nanay po ako at gusto kong may tuloy tuloy akong pang buhay sa pamilya ko dahil nga nawalan ako ng show. Ganun sa showbiz, minsan mabilis ang turnover at walang warning.
So kung wala naman kayong alam sa buhay ko at di naman kayo mag aambag sa pang bayad ko ng bills, sabi nga ni @bretmanrock “don’t tell me what to do”
Sa mga hustlers and breadwinners of the world, huwag tayo mahiya to ask for help para sa pamilya natin. Pagtratrabahuhan mo naman hindi mo naman i aasa di ba? Kung mabait ka at masipag, taas noo mong harapin ang lahat. Respect the hustle guys wag naman kayong nega.”
Tuesday Vargas is a Filipina actress, singer, comedienne, and television host known for her versatility in both comedy and drama. She gained popularity in the early 2000s through comedic roles on television and frequent appearances in variety shows and sitcoms. Her natural humor and energetic stage presence helped establish her as a familiar figure in local entertainment, often landing characters that highlighted her wit and timing. Beyond comedy, she has also taken on dramatic roles in both TV and film and has been vocal in advocating for mental health awareness.
In a previous report, Tuesday Vargas shared a heartfelt prayer on Facebook where she spoke about the many personal trials she has been facing and asked God for strength and peace. She admitted feeling exhausted and overwhelmed at times but said she continues to hold on to her faith and trust that God will guide her. She also prayed for more opportunities so she could continue providing for her family, acknowledging her uncertainty about the future while believing she would not be abandoned.
Earlier, Tuesday Vargas opened up about her 24-year-old son Kaya temporarily staying away from home to seek professional help for his recovery. She described the separation as deeply painful and said their home feels unusually quiet without him. The actress stressed that her love for her son is unconditional and shared that she constantly prays for his healing and strength.
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