Chie Filomeno, nagbahagi ng quote: "...better than posting religious verses you don't practice"
- Chie Filomeno shared a meaningful quote about treating people right rather than posting religious verses one does not practice
- The actress included the message in an Instagram carousel featuring personal snapshots, food photos, and humorous images
- She kept her caption short and playful, writing, “swipe swipe swipeeee xx”
- Among her uploads was a reminder about actions and beliefs, although no intended recipient was named
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Chie Filomeno shared a straightforward reminder about treating others well through a quote included in her Instagram photo dump.
Source: Instagram
The actress posted a graphic that read, “treating people right is better than posting religious verses you don’t practice.” The message appeared alongside a mix of personal photos, food snapshots, and lighthearted images.
Written in bright turquoise text against a leopard-print background, the quote carried the handle @happysadgirlsclub. Its message focused on the importance of showing one’s values through actions, particularly in how one treats other people.
Chie did not add a lengthy explanation about the quote. Instead, she accompanied the carousel with a brief invitation to browse: “swipe swipe swipeeee xx.”
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Neither the shared graphic nor her caption named anyone as the subject of the message. She also did not connect it to a particular incident in the text provided with the post.
The quote was one part of a varied collection of uploads. Other images offered lighter moments, giving followers more to browse beyond the reminder about practicing what one preaches.
One meme featured a child’s expression alongside the line, “bat feeling ko pagod nako bukas?” The humorous text joked about feeling tired before the next day had even arrived.
A mirror selfie was also included in the carousel. In the photo, the celebrity wore a patterned backless top with jeans and had her hair tied in a bun.
Food appeared in several of the uploads, including a burger with fries and a bowl of soup. Another image showed an interior decorated with colorful paintings and potted plants.
The collection also featured two dogs wearing matching cow-themed outfits and blue shoes. A separate close-up showed a small white dog-shaped charm with a strawberry detail.
Another snapshot displayed a gaming screen with the words “#1 Victory Royale.” These images added to the casual mix of food, humor, and everyday subjects in the post.
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Chie Filomeno is a prominent figure in the Philippine entertainment scene, establishing her reputation as a versatile actress, model, and dancer across film and television projects. Her initial breakthrough came as a member of Girl Trends, the all-female dance ensemble prominently featured on ABS-CBN’s noontime program, “It’s Showtime.” This exposure opened new avenues for her career, allowing her to venture into acting and commercial endorsements. Her résumé now includes roles in hit TV series such as “Halik,” “Love Thy Woman,” and “Can’t Buy Me Love,” alongside big-screen features such as “Just The Way You Are” and “Princess DayaReese,” further cementing her presence in the industry.
Previously, Chie sparked curiosity after sharing cryptic messages about judgment, silence, and secrets. The actress said she was tired of explaining herself and appeared to choose not to clarify her side further. She also alluded to keeping someone’s secrets despite being allegedly talked about by that person. However, she gave no indication of who she was referring to or what prompted the posts.
Earlier, Chie used Pride Month as an opportunity to share a message centered on love, acceptance, and support for the LGBTQIA+ community. Rather than simply highlighting the celebrations associated with the month, the actress emphasized that genuine support should extend beyond Pride and be reflected in people’s everyday actions and interactions. She pointed out that being an ally involves practicing empathy and respect, as well as having the willingness to stand up for others when it matters. Through her message, Chie encouraged everyone to embrace kindness, inclusivity, understanding, and love not only during Pride Month but throughout the year.
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