Diana Zubiri and Andy Smith released a vlog on their YouTube channel
DIANA ZUBIRI AND ANDY SMITH – The couple released a vlog on their YouTube channel where they reacted to negative comments from netizens.
As seen in the description of their latest YouTube vlog, Diana and Andy said that they both read as many comments as they can, but they sometimes see some comments that went too far.
The couple also said that some netizens feel the need to leave their negative thoughts forgetting they’re simple people trying to enjoy their life.
In their reaction video, he said that the comment “Ang arte akala mo kung ano! Mas maiyak ka kung wala kayong makain” affects them because netizens don’t know the background story of what they meant by being “separated”.
He went on to share a back story of what they meant by that vlog, saying that they haven’t been separated from their children since the start of the pandemic. According to him, there’s something happened to their daughter, Amira Jade or “Mimi”, and that’s the reason why they had a hard time being separated from their child.
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Andy added that their daughter was unresponsive because she couldn’t breathe at that time. Diana, for her part, said that they immediately asked for help.
“Tinawagan ko ‘yung helper, tinawagan ko ‘yung doktor, she doesn’t understand me kung ano’ng gagawin sabi niya just go to the ER quickly,” she said. “Hindi namin alam at that time naga-aspirate pala siya at nalulunod siya doon sa milk na na-stuck sa kaniya.”
Diana also said that their daughter was able to breathe properly with the help of their helper. According to her, she couldn’t talk about it on their YouTube channel because it happened a long time ago.
For her, it’s unfair for them to read negative comments from netizens, especially if netizens don’t know what’s really going on.
Before they ended their vlog, the couple clarified that they’re not angry as they’re only reacting to negative comments on their vlogs. They went on to thank those who are supporting their channel.
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