Pokwang, humuhugot ng lakas kay Malia: "My reason why I need to fight and survive"

- Pokwang took to IG Stories and shared a cute video clip of her daughter, Malia

- The comedienne stated that she is her strength and her energy

- She also added that Malia is the reason why she needed to fight and to survive

- Earlier, Pokwang has taken to IG as well and called out "kano"

Pokwang took to IG Stories and posted a video of her daughter, Malia.

She was singing her heart out and was very "angas."

The comedienne included a heartwarming caption in her post.

Pokie stated that Malia is her strength and her energy.

She also said that her daughter is the reason why she needs to fight and survive everyday.

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"My strength, my energy, my reason why I need to fight and survive everyday," Pokie said.

Recently, she also took to IG Stories and shared her sentiments towards a "kano."

She said that just as she thought, he has a small role in a movie.

The comedienne also said that it must be the reason why he greeted a "Happy Mother's Day."

Pokie then pointed out that it had been two years that the "kano" never greeted her on her birthday.

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. She has two daughters, Mae and Malia. Her split with Lee O'Brian has caused a buzz on social media.

Pokwang shared a cute video of the beautiful Malia on social media. They were at a restaurant, and the little girl was putting some blush on. Aside from completing both her cheeks, she even asked her mom if she looked beautiful. The comedienne answered that she looked beautiful even without any makeup on.

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In a comment on her own social media post, she took the time to slam those who are bashing her online. Earlier, the comedienne posted a two-picture slideshow of her showing a before and after photo, along with the caption that before she has no time for herself, unlike now. In the comments section, a netizen empathized with her saying she feels the comedienne, adding that Pokwang should not mind those invalidating her feelings online. The comedienne then wrote a reply to the netizen, saying among other things, that perhaps those bashers are richer than Bill Gates.

Source: KAMI.com.gh