Pokwang, nagpasalamat sa MMK: "Naging bahagi rin ang buhay ko...isang karangalan"

- Pokwang took to the comment section of MMK's official IG page to thank Asia's longest-running drama anthology

- The comedienne was thankful that her life story has also been a part of MMK

- She mentioned that she hopes that somehow her life story left some life lessons for the viewers

- For Pokwang, it was an honor that she became a part of MMK and proceeded to thank Ms. Charo Santos

Pokwang took the time to thank "Maalaala Mo Kaya," as Asia's longest-running drama anthology comes to an end.

In the comments section of MMK's official IG page, the comedienne thanked MMK that somehow her life has been a part of the show.

"Maraming salamat po MMK at naging bahagi rin ang buhay ko na naisakwento"

She also hoped that her life story has imparted some lessons to the viewers.

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"At naway nag iwan ng aral sa mga manonood."

Pokwang then added that it was an honor that she was part of it all and thanked Ms. Charo Santos.

"Isang karangalan po thank you mam @charosantos."

A netizen responded to Pokwang and said that she can remember one episode where the comedienne played the lead role. The episode was "Escoba."

"naalala ko pa din yung episode mo #escoba"

Pokwang is among the most well-loved comediennes in the industry. Her frank and motherly ways are always "patok" among Filipinos. She used to be with ABS-CBN but moved to GMA during the pandemic.

Pokwang and her daughter, Malia, have recently been trending on social media. Earlier, the celebrity mom uploaded a video of her daughter eating vegetables. In the viral video, Malia could be seen holding a piece of lettuce in her hands. This prompted netizens to laud Malia for eating her vegetables with enthusiasm.

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Pokwang reacted to Senator Jinggoy Estrada saying that he sometimes thinks about banning K-Dramas in the Philippines. The Kapuso star shared that she appreciates the senator’s desire for local artists to succeed. Nonetheless, she does not believe that banning Korean dramas in the country will resolve the issue. She suggested that the Philippine government should take notes from the South Korean government on the way it supports and promote its entertainment industry.

Source: KAMI.com.gh