Ogie Diaz, nagpaalala sa mga taong nais umangat: "Do not put others down"

- Ogie Diaz took to Instagram and shared a significant and deep message

- It was directed towards people who would like to be successful

- The comedian and manager reminded everyone not to put others down in order to build their image

- The manager recently suffered the pain of losing his mother

Ogie Diaz took to Instagram Stories and shared a very significant reminder for everyone.

The reminder was for those who are trying to be successful, to achieve greater heights.

The message that Ogie shared stated that people must not put others down in order to make their images better.

"Do not put others down in order to build up your own image."]

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Recently, he thanked everyone who condoled with them at the time of mourning.

Salamat po sa lahat ng nakiramay sa aming pamilya," Ogie wrote on his post.

He also said that his mom is already happy since she is now together with her husband.

"Naihatid na po sa huling hantungan ang madir. Masaya na kapiling ang aking ama," the comedian said.

He ended his post with a heartfelt message of thanks to everyone.

"Mula sa aking pamilya, maraming salamat po uli!"

Ogie is an actor, comedian, entertainment reporter, and talent manager. He was known as “Pekto” in the popular TV sitcom, “Palibhasa Lalaki.” He is also behind the YouTube channel “Ogie Diaz Showbiz Update.” He became a successful talent manager and once handled the careers of Vice Ganda and Liza Soberano.

Recently, Ogie took to IG Stories and thanked all those who condoled with him and his family. The mother of Ogie has died and the number of visitors who came was quite overwhelming. Ogie made sure that he gets to thank everyone who came and who helped prepare the food and other stuff for visitors. Some of those who shared food during the wake include Boss Vic, Joey Marquez, Cristy Fermin, and a whole lot more.

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A couple of days ago, he also took to social media and shared the first day of the wake of his mother. He posted a photo where the coffin of his mother could be seen. The comedian, in the caption, remembered how his mother would impart words of wisdom, as well as how she would make them laugh. In a separate post, he shared a short clip of the homily of the priest during the first day of his mom's wake.

Source: KAMI.com.gh