Kim Chiu Speaks Bisaya Throughout Her Speech At Leni Robredo, Kiko Pangilinan’s Grand Rally In Cebu
KIM CHIU – Chinita Princess Kim Chiu spoke Bisaya throught her speech at Leni Robredo and Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan’s grand rally in Mandaue City, Cebu.
Kim Chiu broke through in showbiz by joining ABS-CBN’s reality tv show Pinoy Big Brother (PBB). She recently just celebrated her 32nd birthday.
To mark the occasion, she did a pictorial with professional photographer Dookie Ducay. In the caption of her IG post, she opened up about her thoughts about turning 32. Kim said she’s becoming wiser and more grateful.
Kim Chiu is a Kakampink. She revealed it on her IG account on April 19. Her declaration of support came days after her fellow It’s Showtime host Anne Curtis went public with her endorsement of Leni Robredo’s presidential bid.
The Cebuana actress posted a clip of VP Leni giving her a special birthday greeting. The presidential aspirant told Kim that she’s one of her followers on her Youtube channel. She also said that she has been closely following Kim’s journey to being an example of someone who defied all odds.
In the caption, Kim proudly shared her excitement at receiving the birthday greeting. She said it made her tear up.
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Kim Chiu was among was among the celebrity guests in Leni-Kiko’s grand rally in Cebu. Her video speaking in front of the massive crowd that gathered at the vacant lot in front of Parkmall in Mandaue went viral on social media.
The prominent actress spoke Bisaya throughout her speech. She said that she did not come there as a celebrity but as a Cebuana who wants the best for her country and for her fellow Pinoys. She also noted how many of the successful countries in the world are being led by a woman.
Watch the video below:
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