Pokwang, may prangkang sagot nang tanungin kung sarado na ang puso niya sa mga lalaki

• Pokwang amused viewers after giving a humorous response when asked if she had completely closed her heart to men during her guest appearance on "Fast Talk with Boy Abunda"
• While discussing the role of men in her concept of happiness, she shared that the most important man in her life is her father
• Boy then asked if she was no longer open to romance, prompting another witty answer from the comedienne
• Her lighthearted remarks became one of the memorable moments from the interview and reflected her current outlook on love

Comedienne Pokwang left viewers amused after giving a witty response when asked whether she has completely closed her heart to men.

The humorous exchange took place during her recent guest appearance on the talk show "Fast Talk with Boy Abunda," where she was joined by actress Meryll Soriano. During the interview, Boy Abunda asked the two actresses about the importance of men in their concept of happiness, leading to a candid and lighthearted conversation.

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"Gaano kaimportante ang lalaki sa inyong konsepto ng kaligayahan?" Boy inquired.

Pokwang quipped, "Ay, hindi rin."

Meryll laughed at Pokwang's straightforward answer, prompting Boy to say that he respected her perspective.

"Iginagalang namin 'yun," said the host.

Pokwang then elaborated that the most important man in her life has always been her father.

"Tatay ko ang importanteng lalake sa buhay ko. Tatay ko," the comedienne aired.

Wanting to know if Pokwang had completely given up on the idea of romance, Boy followed up by asking, "Ano 'to, sarado na talaga? Ayaw mo na talaga?"

Without missing a beat, Pokwang answered with her signature humor, saying:

"Wala na, nilagyan ko na ng barb wire."

Her playful remark immediately lightened the conversation and became one of the memorable moments from the interview. Although she delivered the line jokingly, it also hinted at her current outlook on love following her past experiences.

Watch the full interview below:

Pokwang is a well-known comedian, actress, and TV host in the Philippines. Before entering showbiz, she worked as an overseas Filipino worker (OFW) in Japan and as a domestic helper in Abu Dhabi, experiences that helped shape her strong and resilient personality. She rose to fame in 2004 after joining the ABS-CBN gag show “Yes, Yes Show,” particularly the “Clown in a Million” segment, where she was declared grand champion, paving the way for her entry into mainstream television and sitcoms. At present, Pokwang is a talent of the Kapuso Network after transferring to GMA-7 in 2021.

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During the same episode of the talk show, Pokwang and Meryll came to Joshua Garcia's defense after the actor drew widespread online criticism over a political video. Joshua sparked intense discussions on social media after briefly sharing a politically charged clip related to an ongoing high-profile impeachment trial. Meryll stressed that everyone has the right to freely express their personal beliefs, while Pokwang emphasized that being a public figure should not deprive anyone of the right to hold and express a political opinion.

Earlier, Pokwang posted a lengthy message calling out those who allegedly dismiss artists and entertainers by referring to them as "artista lang." In her post, she defended those in the entertainment industry against claims that they are uneducated, emphasizing that many have worked hard to support their families, overcome poverty, and fulfill their dreams. She also underscored the significant contributions of artists to literature, music, film, and other forms of entertainment that inspire and resonate with audiences. Pokwang further stressed that artists pay taxes like everyone else and should have the same right to voice their opinions.

Source: KAMI.com.gh