EJ Gomez, sinagot ang netizen na tumawag sa kanyang ‘GGSS’: ‘I’m maganda in my own way’

• EJ Gomez answered a Threads post that called her “GGSS” and questioned her aura
• The GMA News reporter said she was not trying hard to look cute and was simply appreciating the rain
• She expressed confidence in her appearance while stressing that everyone can feel beautiful in their own way
• Support from readers also prompted the journalist to thank her Kapuso followers and speak against negativity

EJ Gomez directly responded to a netizen who questioned her personality, appearance, and behavior in one of her social media clips.

In a Threads post, a netizen asked whether others also felt a negative vibe from the GMA News reporter. The user claimed that she appeared “GGSS” and was trying hard to act cute.

The post also described something about the journalist’s aura as “weird.”

EJ did not let the criticism pass without giving her side. In a series of replies on Threads, she first clarified what she was doing in the clip included in the original post.

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“1st, I wasn’t even giving any effort right there,” she wrote.

The reporter explained that she had “just stood to appreciate the rain” when the moment was recorded.

She then addressed the “GGSS” label and openly expressed how she views herself.

“I’m not GGSS. I know & feel I’m maganda in my own way & it shows,” EJ said.

The journalist added that “everyone is maganda in their own way.” She also said she was not pretending to be cute and believed anyone should be free to express confidence whenever they wanted.

“I don’t intend to ‘mag feeling cute’ because I’m cute, whenever I need & want to,” she stated.

EJ also said she did not mind if the netizen found her aura unusual. However, she admitted that she found the criticism itself strange.

“What’s weird to me is this post of yours. Know that ü can’t fool a confident woman. So yes, IKAW LANG YAN,” she wrote.

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In another update, the GMA personality said she had gone through the comments after midnight. According to her, she did not see any remark attacking her or agreeing with the negative opinion.

“Thank ü, mga Kapuso. I appreciate it,” the reporter told her followers.

She described the discussion as one filled with honest opinions and “painful counterarguments.” For EJ, conversations that call out negative behavior should be encouraged instead of ignored.

The journalist later assured her supporters that she remained unaffected by the remark.

“We’re not moved by this kind of nuisance or demolition job,” she said.

EJ explained that she only responded because she did not want to tolerate negativity. She also made it clear that the incident would not stop her from fulfilling her responsibilities.

“She will continue to do her job (and slay) in the best way she knows how, because she can and why not?!” she added.

Before ending her message, the reporter invited followers to watch her TikTok clips for lighter content and glimpses of what happens behind the scenes during her work.

Kara David is a Filipina broadcast journalist, documentary filmmaker, television host, and educator best known for her in-depth reporting on social issues and human-interest stories. She has been a longtime journalist for GMA Network and has earned widespread respect for hosting acclaimed documentary programs such as I-Witness and Pinas Sarap. Throughout her career, Kara has covered a wide range of topics, including poverty, education, healthcare, indigenous communities, and environmental issues, earning numerous local and international journalism awards. She is widely recognized for her commitment to ethical journalism and public service, using storytelling to shed light on the lives of marginalized communities.

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As previously reported by KAMI, Kara David shared a touching gesture she received from a flight crew during a recent flight. The flight crew wrote a heartwarming message on a blue paper pack, thanking Kara for her honest and unbiased journalism. The letter called Kara an inspiration to every Filipino and expressed that having her onboard was a true honor for them as well. The sweet note was signed by flight PR2533's captain, first officer, and their flight attendants.

Meanwhile, I-Witness released a detailed official statement following online claims seeking to discredit Kara David's Subic dumpsite report. The program proved through NCIP records that the open dumpsite in Sitio Tibag operates directly within the Aeta community's land. Documents confirmed the site ran for six years without proper permits, violating the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000.

Source: KAMI.com.gh