Kara David shares how a delivery rider became her “life saver”

• Kara David shared on social media how a delivery rider saved her from a wardrobe mishap when she forgot her blazer at home before an important event in Makati

• She praised the rider, Christian Montealegre, for his kindness and quick delivery despite heavy traffic

• Kara posted selfies with the rider and with her blazer to show her gratitude and relief

• The event she attended was the Patas Palatastas National Summit on Fair and Progressive Advertising Self Regulation 2025

Broadcast journalist Kara David turned to social media to share an experience that highlighted both the importance of kindness and the everyday heroism of delivery riders. She recounted how she almost faced a wardrobe mishap during an important engagement but was rescued by the quick service of her booked rider.

“My life saver today,” Kara began, explaining that she had an event scheduled in Makati but accidentally left her blazer at her home in Quezon City. “May event ako sa Makati, tapos nakalimutan ko blazer ko sa Quezon City,” she wrote, emphasizing how essential the blazer was to complete her professional look for the occasion.

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Kara went on to highlight the character of her rider, whom she described as exceptionally kind. “Mabuti na lang ang bait ng aking na-book na delivery rider,” she added, showing how the rider’s willingness to help went beyond just completing a delivery—it was about offering reassurance in a moment of panic. She then directly thanked him by name, saying: “Salamat sir Christian Montealegre sa mabilis na paghatid ng aking blazer kahit super traffic! Whew!” Her words also underlined the challenges faced by riders daily, with heavy traffic as a constant obstacle, yet Christian still managed to deliver with efficiency.

To capture the moment, Kara shared a selfie with the rider himself and another selfie with her blazer. The event was none other than Patas Palatastas: National Summit on Fair and Progressive Advertising Self-Regulation 2025, a significant gathering where Kara’s presence mattered.

Kara’s post resonated with netizens, as her story served as a reminder of how seemingly small acts—like rushing a forgotten blazer through traffic—can have a big impact. It also underscored the value of treating service workers with respect and gratitude, especially in a fast-paced city where their efforts often go unnoticed.

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You can check out the full post below on Kara David’s Instagram, swipe to see all of the pics:

Kara Patria Constantino David-Cancio is a seasoned journalist, news anchor and television host. Kara is known because of investigative and multi-awarded documentaries in i-Witness.

In a previous report by KAMI, Kara David shared about the honors received by the children of his late friend and fellow journalist Cesar Apolinario. It can be recalled that Apolinario passed away on December 13, 2019 due to lymphoma.

Years ago, netizens praised journalist Kara David for helping a child diver to finish college. Facebook page Project Malasakit by Kara David shared the good news and congratulated Joselito Padilla. Kara met Joselito 10 years ago in Pangasinan.

Source: KAMI.com.gh