Candy Pangilinan, naghahanap ng inclusive college para kay Quentin

- Candy Pangilinan has taken to Instagram to seek the help of netizens

- She was looking for an inclusive college for her son Quentin

- Candy wanted to find out if there is a school that offers photography, visual arts, or the like

- Some netizens were quick to give their suggestions as to the possible schools that Candy can check out

Candy Pangilinan has taken to Instagram to seek the help of netizens.

She was looking for a school for Quentin , an inclusive college that offers visual arts or photography.

The mom would like it to be near Quezon City.

She was also open for suggestions.

"Please help me.

If you have any recommendations of an inclusive college that offers photography, visual arts or alike, near QC. I’m also open for any suggestions or for one on one classes. Please send me a message on ig or fb. Thank you very much.

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Candy Pangilinan, is a Filipina film and television actress and comedian. She was born on May 8, 1972. During the early 90s, she starred in supporting roles in romantic comedy films such as “Hindi Magbabago” with Carmina Villaroel in 1994 and 1997, “Dahil Ba Sa Kanya” as a lead role alongside Aga Muhlach, Mikee Cojuangco-Jaworski and Onemig Bondoc and “Sige Subukan Mo” with Ace Vergel and Maricel Soriano. In 2016, Candy won best actress for CineFilipino and Los Angeles International Film Festival for the movie “Star Na Si Van Damme.”

Last month, Candy took to Instagram and shared that Quentin came home really happy. The comedienne narrated that her son spent the whole day with the Divine Mercy Malolos Altar Servers and priests. She said that they invited Quentin for team building and he was just so happy with the activity. He was really happy that he actually asked his mom if they could live at the place where he came from.

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Before that, she also took to social media to share the video of the graduation of her son Quentin from Senior High. The actress revealed that Quentin may not have honors, but he actually received the Most Cheerful award. She also revealed that even until graduation, she and Quentin could not agree on things. The mom was truly grateful to her son's teachers.

Source: KAMI.com.gh