Jaime Fabregas, sinabing dinilete niya umano ang kanyang Shopee account: “Nagkaroon ng mas malalim na dahilan”

- Jaime Fabregas recently revealed on social media that he has deleted his Shopee account

- The veteran actor said that he wanted to do this for a very long time but it was only now that he was able to do so

- He also said that aside from the fact that it proved too costly for him, he has a deeper reason why he deleted his account

- Shopee is a premier online shopping platform managed by Martin Yu and is under the Sea Group Ltd of Singapore

Jaime Fabregas, a Pinoy veteran actor, recently revealed on social media that he has deleted his Shopee account.

Shopee is a leading online shopping platform and being managed by Martin Yu in the Philippines, though the portal itself is under the Sea Group Ltd of Singapore.

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In a Twitter post, the veteran actor said that he had wanted to delete his Shopee account for the longest time but it was only now that he was able to do so.

He also said that aside from the fact that the online shopping platform proved very expensive for him, he has a deeper reason now why he deleted his account.

“I have deleted my Shopee account. Matagal ko nang gustong gawin dahil sa gastos pero ngayon nagkaroon ng más malalim na dahilan,” Jaime said.

The veteran actor, however, did not say what that deeper reason was.

Jaime Fabregas, or Jaime Francisco García Fábregas in real life, is a Pinoy actor and musical scorer. He was born on February 28, 1950 in Iriga City, Camarines Sur. He began his acting career in theatre before he entered show business. Aside from acting, Jaime is also a musical scorer, and was able to win awards for his works in films like Shake, Rattle & Roll. He is also known for his role as Lt. General Delfin Borja in Ang Probinsyano.

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In a related report by KAMI, Jaime’s viral statement about ROTC more than a month ago earned a reaction from RR Enriquez who initially agreed with the veteran actor’s statement, though added that loving one’s country is “not enough.” In his statement about ROTC, Jaime said that the people should teach their children to love their country and that there is no need for parents to send their children to ROTC.

Jaime is known to be active in social issues such as the reinstatement of ROTC in the academic curriculum. In April, he joined another veteran actor, Ronnie Lazaro, in a flash mob aimed to shore up support for then VP Leni Robredo who was running for president. They were also joined by well-known theater actor and Batibot host Bodjie Pascua. In addition, Fabregas was also spotted going house to house and campaigning VP Leni Robredo for the presidency.

Source: KAMI.com.gh