Author: Rossane Ramos

KC Concepcion travelled all the way to Cagayan to help give out 10,000 relief packs to the victims of Typhoon Ulysses.  The actress said they distributed 10,000 relief packs that they transported using three planes. “Masaya naman kami na, at least, nakita na rin kami ng tao dun at nakapag bigay kami ng ligaya kahit kaunti and tuloy lang po dapat ang ayuda,” she said in her Instagram stories. KC also shared an aerial view shot of Cagayan in hopes that the sight will push more people to donate. Days after the onslaught of the typhoon, KC said she will…

Gardo Versoza is just one of the many Filipinos whose houses suffered damage after the recent Typhoon Ulysses. Just days after the typhoon hit most of Luzon, the veteran actor shared a photo of an overview of an empty home. “Haaaaayyyyyy ????? our house,” he wrote in the caption. Despite what happened, Gardo has remained positive as he cleaned and repaired his home. The House Arrest of Us actor even posted a TikTok video of him while cleaning the mud from their floor. He said his wife teased him for always being grumpy so he decided to put a smile…

After hearing news about an old South Korean man selling ramen in the streets of Las Piñas, Ryan Bang took it upon himself to help his kababayan out. In his latest vlog, the It’s Showtime host visited one Jang Sam Hyun who became a street vendor after he was left stranded in the Philippines when it was placed on lockdown due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  Twenty years ago, Mr. Jang was the owner of a construction company in South Korea. With the nature of his business, he said he was flying back and forth to the Philippines. His wife was…

Celebrity couple Mariel and Robin Padilla have provided housing for the families of their kasambahays. In a recent vlog, Mariel said they are doing this to give back to their staff who have been yearning for their families back home in their respective provinces.  The television host said their household has been very strict with quarantine guidelines since they have kids at home. She shared that no one has gone in and out of their household since the lockdown began in March. This is why Robin decided to take them under his wing so that they could continue to work…

Days after the onslaught of Typhoon Ulysses, Yassi Pressman shared how her home in Rizal looked like after the calamity. In an Instagram post, the actress showed how her home was submerged in water.  “This is what my home in Rizal looked like a few days ago. Here in Batangas, we are continuously praying for everyone who is still recovering from Typhoon Ulysses,” she wrote.  In her post, she thanked her staffed and her neighbors for helping them save what they could in their home. The Ang Probinsyano actress then shared her words of encouragement for those who were greatly…

Ice Seguerra paid tribute to his father Decoroso “Dick” Seguerra as the singer announced the sad news of his passing on social media. Ice lost his father on Sunday, November 15, after a bout with cancer. He managed to joke amid the grief that his father is now up in heaven jamming with his music idols Matt Monroe and Frank Sinatra.  Sense of humor was also his father’s most endearing quality, Ice fondly recalled. “An awesome father, husband, brother, lolo, friend, leader; he has touched many lives by his kindness, gentle support and most of all, his sense of humor,”…

Angeline Quinto had to put on hold the cremation of her adoptive mother Sylvia Quinto, lovingly called Mama Bob, due to Typhoon Ulysses which battered parts of Luzon. In a social media post addressed to Mama Bob, the singer said she will be postponing the cremation because she knew her mother would not like the strong winds and rain. “Mama Bob, di ko muna pinatuloy ang cremation mo ngayon ha. Ang lakas kasi ng hangin at ulan kanina e. Alam ko naman na ayaw mo yun e,” she wrote. She then promised that they push through with the cremation today,…

Miss Universe Philippines second runner-up Michele Gumabao stepped up to the plate to provide meals for those who were affected by Typhoon Ulysses. On Thursday, the volleyball star shared an Instagram photo of her setting up a 24/7 lugaw stand for displaced residents in Marikina, one of the worst-hit cities by the typhoon. In the same post, she announced that her charity organization, Your 200 Pesos, is accepting donations. They were to distribute relief goods with the Philippine National Police’s (PNP) Rektang Bayanihan Program. The beauty queen happily shared that alongside the PNP, they were able to provide more than…

Angel Locsin called out a netizen who left a political comment under her message of encouragement and support for typhoon victims. “My heart bleeds for those heavily affected by these typhoons #Rolly & #Ulysses. Praying that you, your loved ones, and colleagues are safe and secure. Our resilience will always be greater than any calamity! Alagaan natin ang isa’t isa. Keep safe mga kababayan ko,” the actress posted on Instagram, along with emergency numbers to call for help. A netizen, however, left an uncalled-for comment that said young people who were recruited by the NPA are pitiful, hinting at the actress’ alleged association…

After the onslaught of Typhoon Ulysses, celebrities extended their support for the victims of the catastrophe. Angel Locsin took to social media to share emergency hotlines for anyone who might need rescuing at this time. “My heart bleeds for those heavily affected by these typhoons #Rolly & #Ulysses. Praying that you, your loved ones, and colleagues are safe and secure,” she said. She then reminded her followers that their resilience is greater than any calamity. “Alagaan natin ang isa’t isa. Keep safe mga kababayan ko,” she ended. Meanwhile, on her Twitter profile, she shared ways on how to help those…