Awra Briguela, nag-react sa pagkakahambing kina Catriona Gray, Kendra Kramer matapos ang rhinoplasty

Awra Briguela, nag-react sa pagkakahambing kina Catriona Gray, Kendra Kramer matapos ang rhinoplasty

  • Awra Briguela opened up about her rhinoplasty inspiration while addressing comparisons to Catriona Gray and Kendra Kramer
  • Speaking on “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda” on Friday, August 7, she identified Spanish model Cindy Kimberly as her “peg
  • Awra said she did not specifically aim to resemble Catriona or Kendra
  • She explained that the similarities people noticed were not part of her original inspiration

Awra Briguela revealed that she had a specific inspiration in mind when she decided to undergo rhinoplasty, and reacted to comparisons between her new look and celebrities such as Catriona Gray and Kendra Kramer.

Awra Briguela, nag-react sa pagkakahambing kina Catriona Gray, Kendra Kramer matapos ang rhinoplasty
Awra Briguela, nag-react sa pagkakahambing kina Catriona Gray, Kendra Kramer matapos ang rhinoplasty (Screenshot from Fast Talk with Boy Abunda via GMA Network)
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During her interview on “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda” on Friday, August 7, host Boy Abunda asked Awra if she had copied or used someone as a reference for her new nose. Awra admitted that she did have a specific inspiration for the procedure.

“Opo, may ginaya po ako,” the actress said.

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Boy then asked who her inspiration was, noting that there had been talks about her resemblance to Miss Universe 2018 Catriona Gray and asking if she had a particular “peg” in mind. Awra clarified that her actual inspiration was Spanish model Cindy Kimberly.

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“Ang peg ko po talaga is si Cindy Kimberly po, Spanish model po siya. Hindi ko po in-expect na si Catriona (Gray) po or si Kendra (Kramer) po 'yung magiging kamukha po na sabi po nila.”

The young actress’ revelation showed that although the Spanish model was her chosen “peg,” she did not anticipate the similarities people noticed between her and Filipina celebrities Catriona and Kendra.

Watch the full interview below:

Awra Briguela is a Filipino actress and comedian who first captured national attention after being personally chosen by Coco Martin to portray MakMak in the long-running action-drama series “FPJ’s Ang Probinsyano.” Her energetic personality and impressive talent later earned her even more recognition when she emerged as the grand champion of the first season of “Your Face Sounds Familiar Kids,” further establishing her place in the Philippine entertainment industry.

In the same talk show, Awra became emotional as she discussed the lasting impact of the online backlash she received following the controversial bar incident. She acknowledged that moving forward from the experience has been difficult, but said her family has continued to be a source of strength and support. Awra also pointed out that she was only 19 when the incident occurred and has since been working on herself and striving to become a better person.

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Awra also addressed the misunderstanding that led to her “rude reply” to a viewer who commented on her vlog about her trip to Vietnam. During her interview on “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda,” she explained that she initially took the viewer’s offer to be her interpreter as another remark about her English. Awra said she had been receiving comments about her grammar throughout the vlog, which influenced how she interpreted the viewer’s message. She later realized that the viewer’s intention was genuinely to help after reading the person’s response the following day.

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