Ogie Diaz, ibinahagi ang mga kurso ng anak: "Ayoko ipilit kung ano kursong dapat nilang kunin"

- Ogie Diaz took to Facebook and shared the courses that his daughters are currently taking up

- One is taking up culinary arts, while the other is preparing to become a doctor

- He said that he is allowing his daughters to choose their courses where they will be happy

- The comedian also added that his role is simply to support and to pay the tuition fees

Ogie Diaz took to IG and shared the courses that his daughters are currently taking up.

The comedian emphasized that he is not the type to push what he wants his daughters to take, but rather allows them to take the course that they want or one that would make them happy.

"Yang culinary arts at yung pagdodoktor, hindi ko ipinilit yan. Sila ang may gusto niyan, dahil diyan nila naramdaman ang happiness nila. Tagasuporta lang ako at tagabayad ng tuition fee."

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He also said that he knows of some parents who would push what they want for their children, and when the child would graduate, the latter would say that he has already given in to what his parents want, and it is now time for him to pursue what he wants.

"Dami kong kilalang magulang, ipinush yung gustong kurso dun sa anak, pero nung maka-graduate, nagdayalog yung anak sa magulang ng, “O, pinagbigyan ko na kayo, naka-graduate na ako sa kursong gusto nyo, this time, yung gusto ko naman."

At the end part of his post, he said, "At lagi kong bilin sa kanila, 'You should translate your happiness, your passion into income. Happy na kayo, kumita pa kayo.'"

Ogie is a comedian and a talent manager who once handled the careers of Vice Ganda and Liza Soberano. He is also among the most outspoken celebs as he will not mince words when he comments on something, whether it be in showbiz or politics.

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He took to his IG Stories and revealed his own sentiments about "cancel culture." The comedian expressed disbelief that a restaurant might end up closing due to boycott. He mentioned that he also has a friend who said that the taste of the said unnamed resto did not really serve tasty dishes. Mama Ogs then asked when will the cancel culture last.

The comedian also took to social media to air frustration over someone who owes him money. According to Ogie, when he asked the debtor to settle the debt, the latter got mad at him. The actor and talent manager then discovered that the debtor even blocked him on social media.

Source: KAMI.com.gh