Wowie De Guzman, nagbigay ng update matapos ang SUV accident

• Wowie De Guzman shared an update after his SUV accident in Batangas
• The actor-dancer assured the public that he and his two companions were okay
• He also thanked everyone who expressed concern for their safety
• Wowie reminded the public to be careful to avoid similar accidents

Actor-dancer Wowie De Guzman has shared an update following the accident involving the SUV he was driving along Maharlika Highway in Sto. Tomas City, Batangas. In a video posted on Facebook, Wowie assured the public that he and his companions were okay and did not sustain any serious injuries.

He also expressed his gratitude to everyone who reached out to check on their condition following the incident. Wowie took the opportunity to remind the public to exercise caution, emphasizing that accidents are unfortunate incidents that no one wants to experience.

In the video, the actor-dancer explained that although he was the one who got into the accident, no other person was harmed. He also reiterated that he and his two companions were safe.

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"Mag-ingat po tayo. Isa po siyang aksidente na hindi natin gustong mangyari. Ang importante, wala po kaming nadisgrasya. Ako ang nadisgrasya, wala po akong nadisgrasyang tao or human being. At ganu'n din po kami, wala pong nangyaring masama sa aming tatlo."

In the caption accompanying his post, Wowie addressed his family, friends, and those who expressed concern for him and his companions, Gerry Oliva and Paulo Gales Cabañero. He reassured them that they were all doing well and thanked God following the incident.

"Fyi po sa lahat specially sa Family and friends namin ni Gerry Oliva and Paulo Gales Cabańero na nag alala at sa ating Z community na nag papa abot ng pag alala at concern...oks na oks po kame. Salamat po sa ating Panginoon."

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Wowie De Guzman is an actor and one of the original members of the 1990s dance group Universal Motion Dancers. He rose to fame and went on to land acting roles, including leading-man projects with Judy Ann Santos. Their love team became one of the most popular screen tandems in the mid-to-late 1990s. They starred together in movies such as “Sana Naman,” “Kung Alam Mo Lang,” “Wow Multo,” “Mara Clara: The Movie,” “Esperanza: The Movie,” “Paano Ang Puso Ko?,” “Muling Ibalik ang Tamis ng Pag-ibig,” “Kasal-Kasalan,” “Sakal-Sakalan,” and “Dito sa Puso Ko,” among others. They also appeared together in hit television series such as “Esperanza” and “Mara Clara.”

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In a previous report, Wowie suffered an injury to his right leg after the SUV he was driving hit a concrete barrier in Batangas. According to The Philippine Star, the incident occurred along Maharlika Highway in Sto. Tomas City at around 4 a.m. on Tuesday. Police reported that he was coming from Alaminos, Laguna, when he allegedly fell asleep behind the wheel. His companions were identified as Paulo Cabanero and Gerardo Oliva, while the extent of the damage to the vehicle has yet to be determined.

Last year, Wowie paid tribute to his fellow Universal Motion Dancers (UMD) member, Norman Santos, following his passing. In an emotional Facebook post, he recalled the strong bond they shared, expressing his love for Norman as both a brother and a fellow member of the dance group. Wowie also recognized Norman's influence on his life and career, acknowledging that he would not have reached where he is today without his fellow dancer. Norman, one of the original members of the well-known 1990s dance group, died at the age of 52 after battling kidney failure for a long time.

Source: KAMI.com.gh