Vice Ganda, ipinahayag kung bakit takot mag-follow back online
- A couple’s romance that began with a simple social media “like” was featured in a Valentine’s Day game arena special
- Hosts discussed how Edz and Rona’s online interaction eventually led to a real-life relationship
- Vice Ganda reflected on how public figures face scrutiny even for simple actions like liking or following posts
- The audience agreed that liking posts of strangers is now normal social media behavior
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A Valentine’s Day special placed couples at the center of the spotlight inside a lively game arena, highlighting stories of love that blossomed in unexpected ways. Among those featured were Edz and Rona, whose relationship began with a simple interaction on social media and eventually grew into a lasting romance.
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According to the story shared during the program, Rona first noticed Edz after liking one of his travel posts online. She initially believed he was a public content creator, making the interaction feel casual and harmless.
That single click, however, turned into a meaningful connection that paved the way for their relationship. Their journey was presented as proof that modern love can begin in the most ordinary digital moments.
The discussion also turned to social media behavior, with the audience affirming that liking posts from people they do not personally know has become common practice. This prompted host Vice Ganda to reflect on the different reality faced by celebrities online.
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“'Pag public figure ka o celebrity ka, ang hirap mag-like. Kaunting like pag-uusapan at bibigyan ng ibang dahilan. Kahit kapwa artista, ako, takot na takot ako mag-follow kahit ka-chika ko... kasi 'pag lalaki, 'Ay, fina-follow ni Meme, hinaharot niya 'yan.' Eh, ang dudumi ng utak nitong mga bakulaw na 'to,” paliwanag ni Meme Vice.
Her remarks underscored how routine online gestures can easily be misinterpreted when performed by someone in the public eye. While ordinary users may interact freely, celebrities often weigh each action carefully to avoid controversy or speculation.
Despite these challenges, the Valentine’s feature ultimately celebrated connection, sincerity, and the evolving ways people discover love in the digital age.
Vice Ganda is a prominent Filipino comedian, actor, television host, and singer widely recognized for sharp wit, vibrant personality, and major contributions to the Philippine entertainment industry. The star began a career as a stand-up performer in comedy bars across Manila before gaining a major breakthrough as a regular host of the ABS-CBN noontime variety program It's Showtime in 2009. Charisma and quick comedic timing soon propelled Vice to mainstream fame in local show business.
In a previous KAMI report, Anne Curtis directly responded to a netizen who criticized the trailer of her new film The Loved One, which marks her long-awaited big-screen reunion with Jericho Rosales. The actress delivered a short yet firm reply on the platform X, drawing public attention. Vice later playfully teased Curtis online, clearly amused by her bold reaction.
Meanwhile, social media users also talked about Vice Ganda’s humorous remark on the latest Instagram post of Nadine Lustre. Lustre had shared a set of aesthetic photos showing herself floating in water. Vice jokingly commented that the result would not look as beautiful if it were done personally. The witty quip quickly gathered thousands of likes, further highlighting the comedian’s enduring appeal and playful online presence.
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