Madam Inutz: “Alam po ni Ate Ethel, wala kaming kaproble-problema”
ALL IS WELL – Social media star Madam Inutz and comedienne Ethel Booba finally settled their rift.
The two got along after appearing again in an episode of “Sing Galing” where Madam Inutz was a contestant while Ethel Booba was one of the judges.
“‘Yung performance mo, ang masasabi ko lang talaga, ang pangit talaga,” Ethel said with a serious tone.
But later she said, “Charot lang. Charot lang. Tumayo nga ako di ba? Tumayo ako kasi grabe! Ang galing mo talaga! Bagay na bagay sayo.”
The hosts asked the two if they wanted to say something to each other following their controversy.
Madam Inutz stressed that there’s no issue between her and Ethel.
“Bago ka lang rin sa showbiz kaya medyo naguguluhan ka rin pero sana dumating ‘yung time na magkaintindihan na talaga ng loob,” Ethel for her part said, with hopes they would be okay as well in real life.
The hosts invited Ethel to come alongside Madam Inutz to finally end the issue between them.
Meanwhile, Ethel thanked the show for giving her and Madam Inutz the opportunity to talk and settle their rift. Many netizens were happy that they are friends again.
Madam Inutz whose real name is Daisy Lopez Cabantog became popular on social media particularly on Facebook with her unique way of selling products via her page, “Daisy_licious Ukay.”
On her live FB video, Madam Inutz sells clothes including shirts, blouses, jeans, pants, and other products.
Thousands are watching her live selling, however, none is buying her products. One of her first videos even reached more than 2 million views thanks to her funny and entertaining punchlines.
The online seller also caught the attention of the social media users for cursing amid her live selling, which is quite different and unusual compared to other online sellers who were making sweet words to convince their customers.
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