Vice Ganda, galit na galit sa mga iresponsableng magulang

• Vice Ganda expressed strong frustration over parents who leave their children to be raised by relatives
• The issue came up during a “It’s Showtime” segment featuring 70-year-old Nanay NekNek and her life story
• Nanay NekNek revealed she is currently raising her grandchildren after being abandoned by her own children
• Vice Ganda emphasized that parents must take responsibility and not leave the burden to others

An emotional moment on “It’s Showtime” turned into a powerful reminder about responsible parenting after Vice Ganda reacted strongly to a story of abandonment shared during a recent segment.

The discussion happened during the “Laro Laro Pick” portion of the show on Tuesday, April 21, where 70-year-old Nanay NekNek was introduced as one of the participants. During the segment, she opened up about her current life situation, revealing that she is the one taking care of her grandchildren after her own children left them behind to start their own families.

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When asked about her remaining dreams,

Nanay NekNek shared, “Meron pa po. Ang mapagtapos ko ng pag-aaral yung mga apo ko.”

The emotional weight of her story became more evident as it was confirmed that she is raising three grandchildren on her own.

Vice Ganda, visibly affected by the revelation, did not hold back her emotions and questioned the situation.

“Ano’ng pangalan niyang mga magulang na yan? Bakit nandito sa matanda yung mga bata? Kawawa naman ito. Diyos ko naman yang ganyang mga magulang! Pagkatapos tumirik ang mga mata, naglayasan na,” Vice said.

He further stressed his frustration over irresponsible parenting, saying,

“Hindi pwedeng happy-happy ka lang ng 3 hours, tapos yung lungkot, habambuhay sa matanda! Siraulong ito. Magsara sana yang… pintuan ng swerte mo! That’s just so unfair. That’s just so unfair.”

Vice Ganda also reminded viewers that while people make mistakes in life, responsibility should always follow decisions.

“Alam mo sa mga buhay, meron tayong mga desisyong nagagawang mali. Hindi naman tayo perfect eh. May mga nagagawa tayong desisyon. Pero make sure, lahat ng desisyon mo, kailangan, ikaw ang pumapasan—tama man ito o mali.”

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He ended his message with hope that parents can still make amends and take steps to correct their past mistakes for the sake of their children.

Vice Ganda, born Jose Marie Viceral, is a phenomenal Filipino comedian, actor, and host widely recognized as the highest-grossing movie star in Philippine cinema history. Beyond their record-breaking blockbuster films and role as a main host on It’s Showtime, they are a pioneering icon for the LGBTQIA+ community and have recently earned prestigious Best Actor awards at the FAMAS and Metro Manila Film Festival.

In another report, Vice Ganda took to publicly criticizing the government over the worsening condition of jeepney drivers amid rising fuel prices. During a segment of “It’s Showtime,” the comedian voiced sympathy for drivers who shared their real-life struggles. One participant revealed that he had already stopped driving due to low earnings and now makes a living working on the streets. Vice also extended financial help to the drivers and called for long-term solutions from the government to address the ongoing crisis.

Meanwhile, Vice Ganda was reunited with childhood friends and former neighbors from Tambunting in a special “It’s Showtime” segment. The comedian looked back on simple but meaningful memories that helped shape values like generosity and resilience. Emotional moments surfaced as Vice reflected on growing up in Tondo and gaining a deeper understanding of everyday Filipino struggles. The segment concluded on a positive note, with Ion Perez winning ₱100,000 for a contestant, while Vice also handed out additional cash gifts to participants.

Source: KAMI.com.gh