Jopay Paguia, inihayag mga sakripisyo sa likod ng sold-out na SexBomb Reunion

• Jopay Paguia successfully performed in the SexBomb reunion concerts despite a January concussion and a recent knee operation
• The performer shared that she used a wheelchair during rehearsals but managed to execute aerial stunts during the live shows
• Jopay credited her family, faith, and the support of fans for giving her the "superpower" to finish the grueling concert series
• The group is now set for an international tour starting March 2026, with confirmed stops in the UAE and the United States

Despite facing a series of daunting health challenges, original SexBomb member Jopay Paguia successfully completed the group's high-octane reunion concert series, describing her journey as a battle of will and faith.

In a moving social media update shared on February 15, 2026, the veteran performer revealed the physical and emotional toll of performing just weeks after undergoing surgery and recovering from a traumatic head injury.

Jopay’s path to the "Get, Get, Aw!" concert stage was anything but smooth. In January 2026, the dancer was hospitalized with a concussion after an accident involving falling bathroom tiles.

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Only a week later, she underwent a knee aspiration procedure to address a separate injury.

Despite these consecutive medical emergencies, Jopay shared a video montage showing her transition from a hospital wheelchair to performing gravity-defying aerial stunts on a 360-degree stage at the Mall of Asia Arena.

"Mula sa hirap at sakit na tiniis ko, lumaban ako para sa mga taong hanggang ngayon ay patuloy na lumalaban sa buhay," Paguia wrote, crediting her family, the Almighty, and her fans as her primary sources of strength.

She noted that while there were moments where she felt she might not finish the set, the collective prayers and cheers from the audience acted as her "superpower."

The concert was not only a physical victory for Jopay but an emotional one as well. During the "rAWnd 4" show on February 7, her husband, fellow dancer Joshua Zamora, surprised her with a second wedding proposal onstage, further fueling the emotional atmosphere of the reunion.

With the Manila leg concluding successfully, the SexBomb Girls are now preparing for a massive global expansion.

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The group has officially announced a "Get Get Aw! The World Tour," with confirmed dates in Dubai and Abu Dhabi on March 27 and 28, 2026, followed by a show at the Thunder Valley Casino Resort in California, USA, on May 16.

For Jopay, the upcoming international shows represent a renewed chapter of her career, proving that her iconic "Get, Get, Aw!" spirit remains as resilient as ever.

Jopay Paguia-Zamora is a definitive figure in Filipino pop culture, recognized as a founding member of the legendary SexBomb Girls. Beyond her iconic "Get, Get, Aw!" era on Eat Bulaga, she has successfully navigated a diverse career in acting and television. In 2026, she has become a symbol of perseverance, making a triumphant stage comeback following a concussion and knee surgery. Today, she is widely followed for her inspiring advocacy for faith, family, and physical recovery.

A couple of weeks ago, Jopay addressed fans to clarify that her latest hospital visit was for a specific knee treatment, separate from her previous concussion and back injury. The procedure, known as knee aspiration, focused on draining excess fluid to relieve chronic inflammation exacerbated by the intense "Get, Get, Aw!" concert rehearsals. Currently in a period of strict rest, the dancer is utilizing ice therapy and specialized medication to ensure she is physically ready for the group's upcoming international tour. Paguia extended her thanks to her medical team and her husband, Joshua Zamora, while promising supporters that her positive mindset remains her greatest tool for healing.

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Prior to her knee procedure in January 2026, Jopay Paguia shared a serene hospital photo, signaling her reliance on faith to navigate her health challenges. The performer accompanied her "operation day" post with a Bible verse, using the message to reassure both herself and her worried fanbase of divine protection. Joshua Zamora led a public prayer circle online, asking for precision from the surgeons and a swift, complication-free restoration of his wife's physical strength. The announcement sparked an immediate wave of encouragement from the "SexBomb" community, highlighting the deep emotional connection between the icon and her followers.

Source: KAMI.com.gh