Christine Samson reveals she underwent cosmetic surgery
CHRISTINE SAMSON – The commercial model, video game streamer, social media influencer, and former segment host of It’s Showtime admitted she underwent cosmetic surgery.
A lot of ordinary citizens and even celebrities underwent beauty enhancement.
Among the primary reasons is to look good at the same time boost their self-esteem.
Recently, Christine, who rose to fame as Genie-Nga in the segment of It’s Showtime called “Piling Lucky” revealed that she underwent cosmetic surgery.
She made the confirmation following her interaction with a netizen, who can be presumed as her basher.
This, after a certain Yanie Gomez asked her: “Retoke ka girl?”
She replied with a confirmation that she indeed went through a nose job. In her reply, she also chided at the netizen.
Her post has gone viral garnering mixed reactions.
Meanwhile, it can be recalled that it was just last month when Christine made a buzz online.
This was after her name was dragged in the separation of Wil Dasovich and Alodia Gosiengfiao.
Earlier, Alodia, a cosplayer and gamer, admitted that she and Wil, vlogger-social media influencer, have called it quits after a 4-year relationship.
Alodia is the co-founder of Tier One agency that manages e-sports personalities and one of their talents is Christine.
Christine’s name was dragged into the issue following the blind item posted by controversial personality, Christian “Xian” Gaza on Facebook last November 16.
Xian asked his over 500k followers on his official Facebook page who is the “Star Magic artist” who allegedly accompanied the “sikat na influencer” in a hotel room.
According to some netizens, the “nobya” and “sikat na influencer” being referred to in the blind item are Alodia and Wil.
Some claimed that the “Star Magic artist” was “Barbie Imperial.” There are also those who mentioned the name of Christine.
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