Celebs, na-miss ang pag-aksyon ng ABS-CBN sa panahon ng sakuna tulad ng Typhoon Odette
- A number of celebrities took to Instagram and expressed how they miss ABS-CBN during times of crisis
- Bianca Gonzalez said that many are clamoring for good coverage and relief distribution, and such could have been made better with ABS-CBN
- She also lamented how many keep on saying to move on from the franchise denial, but at this time, it is very hard to do
- Agot Isidro also said that during these times, many would resort to watching ABS-CBN to get updates, and many yearn for such coverage
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Celebrities turned to social media and expressed how much they miss ABS-CBN during times of crisis like Typhoon Odette.
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Bianca Gonzalez, Karen Davila, and Agot Isidro, were among those who expressed their sentiments over the loss of coverage of ABS-CBN especially in the regions.
Bianca said that many are clamoring for coverage, and yet, because the ABS-CBN no longer has franchise, then it was no longer able to provide coverage in different regions.
Source: Instagram
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Agot's tweet was more scathing as she said, "Kapag may mga disaster na ganito, tutok tayo sa balita sa TV or sa radyo. Ramdam ang pagkawala ng ABSCBN ngayon. To the 70 congressmen and their puppet master. Hindi talaga kayo nakatulong."
Karen Davila reposted a message from a viewer who said that they want to be kept abreast of the storm, but ABS-CBN wasn't around.
Bianca Gonzalez-Intal married basketball player, JC Intal, on December 4, 2014, in El Nido, Palawan. She is a host and a UNICEF supporter.
Bianca Gonzalez has admitted that she did not expose her daughter, Lucia, to Disney Princesses before The Filipina host opened up about the matter after posting photos of her children wearing Princess outfits for Halloween. According to Bianca, she did not want her daughter to feel that just because she was a girl, she should instantly like princesses. However, Bianca revealed that her daughter eventually discovered princesses through her classmates and Netflix.
Bianca Gonzalez took to Twitter to express her concern about people who frequently use derogatory remarks on social media. She said that it worries her, particularly when the individual who posts inappropriate words is a parent or uses a bible verse in his social media profile. The TV personality's tweet drew a lot of responses from netizens, with the majority of them agreeing with her. Many netizens even shared their own experiences of receiving disparaging comments from other social media users.
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