Pokwang, nawindang sa hitsura ng mga kabataan noon kumpara sa ngayon
- Pokwang expressed surprise at the look of kids before as compared to children nowadays
- One can see the glaring difference between the two photos, which consisted of an old one and a more recent picture
- She also jokingly called her sister, who appeared in the old photo, a “pin worm”
- The actress-comedian has eleven siblings, including the one whose photo she posted on her social media account
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Actress-comedian Pokwang expressed wonder at how the kids look before as compared to how they look today.
Source: Instagram
In her post on Instagram, she posted a photo collage of two kids, one is obviously an old photo while the other appeared to be a more recent picture.
“Bata noon vs bata ngayon,” Pokwang wrote in the caption.
It turned out that the kid in the old photo is her sister, one of her eleven siblings.
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Her closeness to her siblings is apparent as the actress-comedian even managed to jokingly called her sister names.
“Bwahahahhahaaa parang tiwa (pin worm) ang kapatid ko dito,” Pokwang wrote in her post.
Perhaps so as her sister would know it was a joke, she immediately apologized, tagging her sister.
“hahahahaa sorry sis @glendaabuyot24,” Pokwang wrote.
Netizens reacted in positive ways to her post.
Pokwang, Marietta Subong in real life, is a Pinay actress, comedienne, TV host, and singer. She was born on August 27, 1970 in Iloilo City, Philippines. Before she entered the Philippine entertainment industry, she worked as an OFW in Japan, and subsequently, in the Middle East. After the tragic loss of her son, Pokwang decided to go home to the Philippines to care for her daughter. She found a job as a backup dancer in ABC 5’s Eezy Dancing. In 2004, Pokwang participated in the reality talent show “Clown in a Million” of the Yes Yes Show of ABS-CBN. After becoming the grand champion, she signed on with ABS-CBN as an exclusive artist.
While Pokwang may make fun and jokes so people will laugh, she is carrying some weight in her heart, like the untimely demise of her son. In an interview with Ogie Diaz, the actress-comedian admitted that until now, she cannot forget the day her son left her. She said that even up to now, her son, Shin, still has a vacant room in her house.
In the same interview, Pokwang felt pity for the person who scammed her of P58K. She said it happened during the pandemic and the money was supposed to be used to buy something for her business. However, when she saw the situation of the scammer, she decided to let it go. Although she said the person should have just talked to her as she could have helped him further.
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