Kim Chiu, inaming nasasaktan ng sobra sa pambu-bully sa kanya online: “tao lang din kami”
- Kim Chiu admitted in an interview that she is also hurt when she is being bullied online
- The actress recalled that last year’s bullying about her statement ‘bawal lumabas’ was the worst and super challenging
- She wonders why bullies feel like they have all the freedom to insult and call her names even though they do not even know each other
- Despite all these, Kim says she still has many things to thank for, particularly her fans who never gave up on her and still continued to love her
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Kim Chiu admitted in an interview that she is also hurt when she’s bullied online, saying that she’s also human and can feel pain like the rest.
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The actress revealed that the worst online bullying she experienced so far came after her ‘bawal lumabas’ statement where she was degraded and called names online.
She said the situation became very challenging for her to deal with.
“Last year was the super challenging year talaga for me to deal with those people,” Kim revealed.
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The actress admitted she was terribly hurt when bashers started calling her names.
“Pag may nagsasabi sa ‘yong, ‘Ang tanga-tanga mo,’ ang sakit-sakit naman. Pero iniisip ko na lang, hindi naman niya ako kilala. Bakit niya ako sasabihan ng ‘tanga’? Hindi naman tayo magkakilala, so bakit ka magkakaroon ng freedom to tell me those things?” she asked.
Kim said it was particularly during those times that she started to feel like bashers are watching her every move and waiting for her to commit a mistake so they could again have something to say against her.
Despite all this, Kim just opted to think about the positive side of things.
She thanked her fans who stayed by her side throughout her ordeal.
“Ang dami-dami nang nangyari, nandiyan pa rin talaga sila. Hindi sila nag-give up. Hindi sila, ‘Ay, nakakapagod na kay Kim, ayaw na namin,” Kim said.
The actress acknowledged and thanked the time and effort that her fans give her, saying that they all have big hearts.
Kim considers herself lucky because of her many fans who have proven time and again that they really love her.
Kim Chiu, or Kimberly Sue Yap Chiu in real life, is a Pinay actress and TV host. At a very young age, the actress, who is of Chinese descent, rose to fame for her acting performances both on movies and TV soaps. In the showbiz world, Kim is known as “Chinita Princess.” For several years, she was hailed as the “Princess of Philippine Movies and TV” in the Philippines. At present, she is under contract with Star Magic and is a mainstay of the ABS-CBN’s noontime show, It’s Showtime.
The actress also has a funny side that would often play pranks on people close to her. In a series of pranks that Kim recently played on friends, the last one on her list was her It's Showtime co-host Amy Perez. Kim came up with a story that she is not a Filipino citizen, and that the immigration has found out about her status recently. Tyang Amy was quick to offer help, and said that she would introduce Kim to her neighbor who is a lawyer, albeit, she asked if Kimmy was just pulling a prank on her. When she tried to borrow P80million from Tyang Amy, her response was truly epic.
Her first victim in her prank was another It's Showtime co-host, Teddy Corpuz, and the next one was Ryan Bang. With Ryan, Kim said that she is not a Filipino citizen because immigration has found out about the status of her family name. Ryan became frantic and worried, and when Kim finally revealed that it was a prank, he felt "nairita."
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