Ogie Diaz, biniro ang mga anak: "Wag muna kayong mag-aasawa, or else wala kayong mana"

- Ogie Diaz took to IG Stories and shared photo of him and his daughters on a plane

- The comedian and manager said that time really does fly fast

- He also said that his children are now young women, using the term "dalaga" to describe them

- He then joked and said that they must not marry yet or else they will have no inheritance

Ogie Diaz took to IG Stories and shared a photo of him and his daughters while they were on a plane.

He did not mention though where they were going, but noted that his daughters are now young women.

Ogie also said that time really files so fast.

After which, he joked and told his daughters in his caption, that they must not marry for now or else they will not be receiving any inheritance.

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"Ambilis ng panahon. Dalaga na kayo. Wag muna kayong mag-aasawa, ha? Or else, wala kayong mana."

Ogie Diaz 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. He is now among the most-respected showbiz reporters.

Previously, Mama Ogs took to the social media platform 'X' and responded to a netizen who accused the manager of being a "chismoza" again. The netizen was saying that now that Liza is no longer under Ogie, the latter returned to being a "chismoza." He even added that Ogie is now a competitor of Cristy Fermin. In just one strike, Ogie hit back and told the netizen that he simply lacked sleep.

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In another 'X' post, the showbiz reporter and talent manager gave a reminder to everyone, including celebrities, with regards to their pronouncements. The manager and comedian said "less talk, less mistake." He also added that with no talk, there would also be no additional mistakes. Ogie then said that it is not only those in the media who must have credibility but also including celebrities.

Source: KAMI.com.gh