“Female version” of Rendon Labador goes viral, eliciting mixed reactions
RENDON LABADOR – The “female version” of the controversial social media personality created by digital graphic artist Ronald Quiñones, Jr. also known as “lowcostedit” has elicited mixed reactions from the netizens.
Rendon Labador, a well-known fitness coach, social media sensation, and entrepreneur, is widely recognized as a “motivational speaker.” He is equally renowned for sharing his insights on various subjects, including showbiz, online events, and politics.
Born on July 23, 1985, according to available online information, he is the son of Lito Labador, a former high-ranking officer in the Philippine National Police. He has a brother named Jormiel and sisters named Krystalee, Gemi, and Lineth.
Rendon has gained prominence for his candid commentary on various topics, including Awra Briguela’s legal issues, Vice Ganda’s dispute with the MTRCB, the recent breakup of Andrea Brillantes, Moira Dela Torre and Jason Hernandez’s separation, Paolo Contis’ financial support concerns, the Pura Luka Vega controversy, and numerous other subjects.
He is currently making waves online after his social media accounts, particularly his Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, and even email, were disabled. This resulted from mass reporting initiated by netizens who harbor resentment towards him.
As he continues to trend, Ronald Quiñones, Jr., also known as “lowcostedit,” created a “female version” of the infamous social media personality. Ronald is admired for his graphic and image editing skills, especially when it comes to famous personalities. He has 1.2 million followers on his page.
On Facebook, he posted a video showcasing the process of transforming Rendon into a woman through graphic editing. His post was accompanied by the caption: “Pak! Motivational Girl.”
Meanwhile, there has been no response or statement from Rendon regarding this matter.
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