Leo Martinez, nag-komentaryo sa "nabalitaan ko kanina...mga lalakeng ito daw pinawi-withdraw ang babae"
- Leo Martinez took to Twitter and made a video where he took a swipe at the news about men, asking a woman to withdraw
- He said that such act is actually wrong
- The comedian then highlighted that in real life, men are the ones who are withdrawing
- He then added that the only exception is when such men were like him, who is also afraid of a woman
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Comedian Leo Martinez took to Twitter and uploaded a video where he took a swipe at men who were trying to get a woman to withdraw.
Source: Facebook
According to the comedian, such is wrong because in real life, it is the men who are withdrawing.
Leo then said that perhaps the only exception to this if they are also like him who is also afraid of women.
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"Gusto ko lang po mag-komentaryo dun sa nabalitaan ko kanina. Itong mga lalakeng ito daw ay pinawi-withdraw ang babae. Aba, eh mali iyan."
"Sa tunay na buhay, ang mga lalake ang nagwi-withdraw, gayun iyon."
Pwera na lang kung itong mga lalakeng ito ay kagaya ko rin laang, takot din sa babae."
"A shame. A shame. A shame."
Leo Martinez is a Filipino actor, director and comedian. He is still active in showbiz and has been among the cast of various teleseryes.
Leo Martinez took to Facebook and made an earnest appeal to the Inter-Agency Task Force. He was appealing for them to allow senior citizens to go out, especially those who have already been fully vaccinated. The comedian also mentioned that seniors have fewer years left to live to just spend it isolated and still unable to do the things they love doing pre-pandemic. He added that they have been locked up for one year, which is no longer normal.
In another story about veteran celebs, veteran actress Gloria Sevilla has died at the age of 90 in California, USA. According to a Facebook post by event host Sam Costanilla, Sevilla died peacefully in her sleep. She was dubbed as the "Queen of Visayan Movies." The veteran actress is also multi-awarded and has won a lot of awards during her lifetime.
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