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00:00 [Music]
00:02 Even though the smell has been banned and because there is no permit,
00:06 the operation of an auto spa in Quezon City is still going on.
00:09 We will now listen to your Kapuso Action Man.
00:12 [Music]
00:21 In September of last year,
00:24 Quezon City LGU banned the Kuruma Auto Spa Inc. on Zabarte Road in Barangay Kaligayahan District 5.
00:34 There was a complaint because of the smell of paint that they use for painting the vehicle
00:43 and the smell of the car being cleaned.
00:46 Primarily, the violation is that they don't have a permit.
00:49 But in a cellphone video sent by a concerned citizen to your Kapuso Action Man in January this year,
00:56 the clients still receive the so-called auto spa.
01:01 [Sound of vehicle passing by]
01:04 We brought the complaint to the Quezon City Business Permits and Licensing Department
01:08 [Sound of vehicle passing by]
01:11 and they immediately conducted an inspection.
01:13 They have a mission order to fix our implementation of the closure order.
01:21 [Music]
01:23 So this is the one that was blocked before.
01:26 When we arrived at the place, we were able to find out how many people were in the auto spa.
01:30 You are aware that you have a revocation of the Mayor's Permit
01:35 and actually, there were two instances where the closure order was served.
01:41 [Sound of vehicle passing by]
01:43 [Radio]
01:47 This business permit that you have, the one that displays the Mayor's Permit number,
01:55 [Bleep]
01:57 that is the business permit of Kuruma.
02:00 If this is Car Life, why is the plate that is displayed on your car
02:06 the plate that is supposedly Kuruma's?
02:10 [Radio]
02:12 A few moments later, the owner of the auto spa came to face the BPLD officers.
02:19 This is our third implementation of the closure order for Kuruma.
02:24 Yes.
02:25 Because they are not allowed to operate because they need to have a special use permit.
02:32 [Radio]
02:33 Your heart has already promised that the owner of the establishment,
02:36 Mr. Joffel Paladio, will give his consent in front of the camera.
02:41 But in a personal conversation with him, he mentioned that he will push him to Quezon City Hall
02:48 to submit all the requirements that are required.
02:51 [Music]
02:54 According to the BPLD, Car Life Support Incorporated has 7 days to comply.
02:59 If they don't have a permit to show.
03:01 The report that we will do will be in a roll. There will be a show-cause order,
03:06 cease and desist until we reach the closure order.
03:09 [Music]
03:13 We will expect the Quezon City Business Permits and Licensing Department to issue this.
03:18 For your information, just send it to the Kapuso Action Man Facebook page
03:22 because in any complaint, abuse or mistrust,
03:25 there is always a right action from your Kapuso Action Man.
03:28 [Music]
03:33 We are back to the weather.
03:34 The cold of the Amihan Buka is still felt in some parts of the country.
03:38 It reaches a large part of Luzon along with the Shire Line
03:43 that reaches the eastern sections of Southern Luzon and Visayas.
03:47 Based on the data of Metro Weather, the chance of rain in some parts of Isabela,
03:53 Aurora, Quezon, Camarines Norte, Sorsogon and Mindoro provinces is high.
03:58 It is possible that the rain will end in the Summer and Later Provinces.
04:02 So to those who will go out to worship for Ash Wednesday,
04:06 don't forget to bring an umbrella.
04:09 There is also a chance of rain at night in some parts of Aklan and Capiz.
04:13 In the Tagamindanao, the chance of rain is low,
04:16 except for Carraga, Davao Region and Soxar Jet.
04:20 There is a strong rain in some places, so be prepared for flood or landslides.
04:26 The weather forecast in Metro Manila is clear,
04:29 but for those who will dine out tomorrow,
04:32 with a special someone, family or friend,
04:35 to monitor the weather advisories of Pag-asa.
04:38 Meanwhile, there is a gale warning in the eastern seaboard of Southern Luzon and Visayas,
04:43 so it will be dangerous for small vehicles.
04:49 The assertive transparency of the current administration will continue
04:56 regarding the incidents in the West Philippine Sea.
04:59 But a maritime expert pointed out the lack of reporters in the missions in the West Philippine Sea.
05:07 Chino Gaston was shocked.
05:09 The public's trust in the Chinese Coast Guard
05:16 in the Philippine Coast Guard ship in Bajo de Masinloc this weekend
05:20 is still part of the assertive transparency of the Marcos administration
05:24 in the invasion of China in the West Philippine Sea,
05:26 which will not stop even if there is a mechanism to talk about such incidents.
05:32 The main objective of this current administration
05:35 is to make the Filipino aware of what's really happening.
05:38 And then the second really was for the international community to be aware of the bullying behavior.
05:44 We're going to sustain this approach.
05:46 We believe that it has gained so much effect.
05:50 But the maritime security expert, Ray Powell, noticed something was missing since 2024
05:56 compared to the previous regular rotation and resupply missions.
06:00 Where there were embedded reporters on every mission, this time there were none.
06:05 Again, the government, as Commodore Jay said, makes strategic decisions,
06:10 but I think it would help to sort of regularize it if there were written policies
06:14 that says this is how we're going to do embedded reporting.
06:17 According to the Coast Guard, all information is being released even if there is no one to report it.
06:23 Aside from the patentee's involvement in the sea,
06:25 the propaganda campaign launched by China in the social media and academic community is also a threat.
06:31 Yesterday, the National Task Force of the West Philippine Sea was surprised
06:35 by the statement of the China Coast Guard that they were following the PCG ship from the Bayou de Masinlo.
06:41 There is a battle of the narratives.
06:44 There is an information warfare happening now
06:47 where there are statements being countered by statements coming from the Chinese Foreign Ministry
06:56 and their supporters who are also Filipinos.
07:01 Some analysts are praying that the support of the politicians, even the president, would not be lost.
07:08 It's resonating. That's why you see, in the words of Joyce, politicians, it's election season next year.
07:16 The Philippine Navy cannot say if China has already become kind,
07:20 even if the last row remissions were not stopped, the ships of China are still there.
07:26 We don't see any interference. It doesn't mean that we have changed their general direction.
07:31 We may have changed their action or their behavior, but not their character.
07:35 For GMA Integrated News, Shino Gaston was found dead 24 hours ago.
07:40 A woman was found dead in a canal in the north of Rizal.
07:45 Police have already held some CCTV footage that could help to clear the case.
07:50 Oscar Oida was found dead.
07:52 [Music]
07:55 A woman was found dead in a canal in the side of Quarry Road in Rizal.
08:01 She was found dead at 7 in the morning.
08:04 Based on the initial investigation by the police,
08:07 the victim was possibly left in the area last night.
08:11 It was a foggy, dark place. There was no light in the post office and there was no CCTV footage of the people who were there.
08:18 It could be that something hard was thrown at the top.
08:22 The victim was identified as Johnny Clear Cahilig, 31 years old and a first-year marketing assistant.
08:30 He was identified positively by his live-in partner, Roseler Lanon.
08:35 When asked if he knew that the victim had a fight,
08:39 I don't know, sir.
08:40 And you, you didn't fight?
08:43 No, sir.
08:44 He was last seen with his partner at 4 in the afternoon.
08:49 He was cooking. After he was done cooking, he asked me to bring food to the other house.
08:57 After that, he never came back.
08:59 But at that time, he asked my son to go somewhere.
09:07 Now, there are CCTV footage of the police that could help solve the case.
09:16 For what I did to my partner, you will pay for this.
09:21 You won't be able to escape this.
09:24 For GMA Integrated News, Oscar Oida, 24 Hours.
09:34 Good evening, Kapuso! I am your brother, Kim, who will give you a trivia behind the trending news.
09:40 One day before the Day of the Hearts, let's find out how one of the most popular ways of expressing our love,
09:48 giving flowers, was created.
09:50 What is your heart shouting for? What do you want to receive on the Day of the Hearts?
09:57 The SWS or Social Weather Stations asked 1,200 people what they want to receive from their loved ones this Valentine's Day.
10:06 And the first on the list that got 16% survey says, money.
10:11 Of course, let's be practical. We need money now.
10:15 Meanwhile, flowers are in the top 10%.
10:18 It's more sentimental for us.
10:20 This is not the top answer of our countrymen.
10:22 There are still many hoping to receive this tomorrow.
10:24 So, one day before the Day of the Hearts, those who are making a reservation and buying a flower bouquet,
10:29 came to Dangua Flower Market in Manila.
10:31 What is the most popular flower here?
10:33 China Rose.
10:34 Capucornation.
10:35 I think they will appreciate the flowers.
10:37 I'm more serious.
10:38 Brother Kim, why are we giving flowers to our loved ones?
10:43 Brother Kim, what now?
10:45 Did you know that giving flowers on Valentine's Day was started in Sweden in the 18th century?
10:50 Aside from chocolate and aloha, flowers are one of the favorites that we give on the Day of the Hearts.
10:56 According to the US National Retail Federation,
10:58 it is expected that consumers in the United States will spend up to 25.8 billion on giving flowers on Valentine's Day this year.
11:05 2.6 billion will be given to buy flowers.
11:07 And the most favorite flower that is given on Valentine's Day is the Red Roses.
11:11 This is a symbol of romantic love.
11:13 But did you know that giving red roses on Valentine's Day was started by the Victorians in the 19th century?
11:19 And what they call here is floriography.
11:21 But some people not only receive bouquets on Valentine's Day,
11:25 but also receive bouquets all year long?
11:26 The government employee from Surigao del Sur, Ji Lian,
11:29 is always blooming because of the flowers she gives to her significant other.
11:33 The bouquets she received from 2022 to 2023, she is collecting because
11:39 "These dried blooms witness how I was loved and appreciated."
11:43 Maybe you will hear it until next year when you receive the biggest flower bouquet in the world.
11:50 The Guinness World Record for largest flower bouquet,
11:58 according to its size, is the Aluakra Municipality in Qatar.
12:02 The bouquet that broke its world record,
12:05 which is of course, has a width of 6 by 6 meters and consists of 5,564 flowers.
12:12 Meanwhile, to find out the trivia behind the viral news,
12:14 just tweet or comment #KuyaKim.
12:17 Remember, it's important to know.
12:20 I am Kuya Kim and I will answer you 24/7.
12:23 Good evening, Kapuso!
12:30 I am your Kuya Kim and I will give you the trivia behind the trending news.
12:34 One day before the day of the hearts,
12:36 let's find out how the most popular way of expressing our love,
12:42 the giving of flowers, looks like.
12:44 What is your heart shouting for?
12:49 What do you want to receive on the day of the hearts?
12:51 The SWS or Social Weather Stations asked 1,200 people
12:56 what they want to receive from their loved ones this Valentine's Day.
13:00 And the first on the list that got 16% survey says,
13:03 Money!
13:05 Of course, let's be practical.
13:07 We need money now.
13:09 Meanwhile, flowers are in the top 10%.
13:12 It's more sentimental for us.
13:14 This is not the top answer of our countrymen.
13:16 There are still many hoping to receive this tomorrow.
13:18 So, one day before the day of the hearts,
13:20 those who are making a reservation and buying a flower bouquet
13:23 are here at Dangwa Flower Market in Manila.
13:25 What is the most popular flower here?
13:27 China Rose and Capucornetia.
13:29 I think they will appreciate the flowers.
13:31 It's more serious.
13:34 Brother Kim, why are we giving flowers to our loved ones?
13:37 Brother Kim, what now?
13:39 Did you know that giving flowers on Valentine's Day
13:42 started in the 18th century in Sweden?
13:44 Aside from chocolate and aloha,
13:46 flowers are one of the favorites we give on the day of the hearts.
13:49 And according to the US National Retail Federation,
13:52 it is expected that consumers in the United States will spend up to 25.8 billion
13:57 on giving flowers on Valentine's Day this year.
13:59 2.6 billion will be given to buy flowers.
14:01 And the most favorite flower we give on Valentine's Day is the red roses.
14:05 It is a symbol of romantic love.
14:07 But did you know that giving red roses on Valentine's Day
14:10 started in Victoria in the 19th century?
14:13 And what they call here is floriography.
14:15 But others, not only on Valentine's Day, receive bouquets.
14:18 There are all year long.
14:20 The government employee from Surigao del Sur, Ji Lian,
14:23 is always blooming because of the flowers she gives to her significant other.
14:27 The flower bouquets she received from 2022 to 2023,
14:31 she is collecting because
14:33 "These dried blooms witness how I was loved and appreciated."
14:37 Maybe you will be listening to this until next year
14:40 when you receive the biggest flower bouquet in the world.
14:43 The Guinness World Record for largest flower bouquet,
14:51 according to its size,
14:53 is the Aluakra Municipality in Qatar.
14:56 The bouquet that broke the world record,
14:58 is as big as 6 by 6 meters
15:01 and consists of 5,564 flowers.
15:05 Meanwhile, to find out the trivia behind the viral news,
15:08 tweet or comment #KuyaKim.
15:10 What's next?
15:11 Always remember that what you know is important.
15:14 I am Kuya Kim and I will answer you 24/7.
15:17 The Senate has now met the lawyer who is named
15:22 in the signature form for the People's Initiative.
15:26 But it was clarified that he is not a member of the signing group.
15:29 According to the SEC, he has not been registered in the commission for 20 years.
15:35 Ian Cruz is on the case.
15:37 After being subpoenaed,
15:40 Attorney Anthony Abad met the Senate earlier.
15:43 The one in the signature form for the People's Initiative
15:47 to change the Constitution.
15:48 He is named in the form because the petitioners wrote it alphabetically.
15:53 But he did not become a member of the People's Initiative
15:57 for Modernization and Reform Action
15:59 and they assist in matters related to the Constitution and the law.
16:04 It's just problematic to me because I actually have the transcript
16:10 of Mr. Oñate's testimony during the last hearing during which he said,
16:14 "Anthony Abad is one of the volunteers in our professional sector."
16:19 It was November when he first met the people who are involved in the People's Initiative.
16:24 In December, they met Mr. Oñate and several congressmen,
16:28 Speaker Martin Romualdez.
16:30 Mr. Oñate is the lead convener of the signing group
16:33 who also introduced himself behind the back of Ed Sapuera
16:36 to assist in the Charter Change.
16:38 The group has not been registered in the Securities and Exchange Commission or SEC for 20 years.
16:43 In fact, PIRMA no longer exists as of February 10, 2004. Is that correct?
16:50 Yes, Madam Chair. Their certificate of registration has been revoked since February 10, 2004.
16:56 Since the time of their incorporation, they have not submitted any reportorial requirements with the SEC.
17:03 According to the SEC, Mr. Oñate and Mr. Abad were not part of the PIRMA group when this incorporation was submitted.
17:09 Mr. Oñate's lawyer is still trying to fix the corporate registration of the PIRMA in the SEC,
17:14 but they submitted a document online.
17:17 Just this February, Madam Chair.
17:20 So, just after the hearing?
17:22 Yes, Madam Chair.
17:24 This is already a multi-year process.
17:26 The process is, Madam Chair,
17:28 PIRMA is already 20 years old.
17:30 I'm just confused, Atty. Abisada, about your timeline.
17:34 You initiated the People's Initiative, but the documentation of your PIRMA is not yet fixed.
17:42 Before that, the discussion was heated when Senators asked for the list of donors for the P55 million TV ad placement of Ed Sapuera.
17:53 For additional information of the committee, our contributors were also invoking their right to privacy.
18:01 She returned the more than P27 million of donations she has collected from her three bank accounts.
18:08 The DSWD also indicated that the program ACAP has more than P26 million,
18:13 which is the amount she promised to the PIRMA members in the People's Initiative.
18:19 But the DSWD cannot explain this.
18:22 Madam Chair, ACAP is just as foreign to us, technically, as Senator Batol.
18:29 It is provided in line with...
18:32 Yes, I understand.
18:34 For GMA Integrated News, Ian Cruz, in Katutok, 24 Hours.
18:38 The Senators' protest against the Charter Change was accompanied by a group of people.
18:46 They called on the Congress to prioritize the needs of workers, such as approving the increase in wages.
18:55 They also called for the attention of the other countries that are facing high prices of goods,
19:02 job crisis, poverty, violence, and climate crisis.
19:07 Dear listeners, be careful of those who are auditioning online for the Encantadia Chronicles, Sangre.
19:17 Scammers are behind the auditions that are causing harm to the victims.
19:24 Here is my lesson.
19:26 In the great production and beauty of history,
19:33 not many would want to be included in the cast of the popular series Encantadia.
19:40 And now, it will have a reboot, Encantadia Chronicles, Sangre.
19:46 GMA Entertainment Group will be careful against the connecting people in the GMA Network
19:52 and the promoters of the so-called "series" auditions.
19:57 These scammers are using the company's name online,
20:01 not just to ask for money, but for other, more serious reasons.
20:06 They are asking for nude photos of people who want to be celebrities.
20:13 The TV director, Enzo Williams, closed his social media account,
20:17 using scammers to deceive people.
20:21 Williams has no connection to Sangre.
20:23 He is the director of the weekly series, "Walang Matigas na Pulis sa Matinig na Misis," here in GMA.
20:31 They know that we're from GMA, and the picture is very credible, the name is very credible.
20:36 According to Williams, December 2023, they will receive the rumors that use their name,
20:42 and many were fooled because of the fake messages sent by the scammers.
20:50 We have an audition, if you want to be on that show, you want to be an extra, you want to be an artist,
20:55 the usual line that I will make you famous, whatever, we will make you famous.
20:59 Okay, we will submit an audition video.
21:02 According to Williams, they are targeting teenagers according to the rumors.
21:06 They are young girls, I think 10 years old, 11.
21:11 At first, we thought that maybe this is just a pervert,
21:16 or something that does this very sick thing, personally.
21:21 But when I spoke with my NBI friends,
21:25 these kinds of photos are selling well in the group, I think in the Telegram app,
21:31 it's selling well, so this is profitable.
21:36 Even the lead visual designer of Sangre, Noel Flores,
21:40 used the social media account even though he is in another country.
21:44 And yesterday, an applicant messaged him until the audition.
21:49 I confirmed that the Wednesday contract signing and fitting is still going on.
21:57 I don't know what this is for, maybe the person you are messaging is a wrong person.
22:05 So he screen captured an image, a profile picture of their conversation through Google Meet and Telegram.
22:15 It's really showing, my picture is the object.
22:18 I said, "Wait a minute, this is not me."
22:21 This is not the first time, according to Flores.
22:24 There are victims who were first.
22:26 He said he will be an artist, he is already in the Sangre Encantado.
22:31 The last requirement is to remove the child from head to waist.
22:39 He was able to file a report immediately to have announcements on the network.
22:44 Sparkle Artist and Faith De Silva, who is also fighting for the same modus maging,
22:49 are also fighting for the lead of Encantado Chronicles Sangre.
22:54 If you see any posts, it's not true, it's a scam.
22:59 Don't believe it.
23:01 I can only see the excitement of the people.
23:05 They are really eager to be counted in Sangre.
23:09 But we really went through the whole process.
23:12 It's complete.
23:14 There is no more audition.
23:16 For GEMA Integrated News, Emil Sumangil, Nakatutok, 24 hours.
23:21 In the middle of the chaos of registering new voters,
23:26 Komelek pushed the voters list of former registrants to be removed.
23:33 That's what's left on camera.
23:35 Nakatutok, Sandra Aguinaldo and Dano Tinkongco.
23:38 On the first day of the voting registration,
23:45 more than 88,000 registered according to the Commission on Elections of Komelek.
23:50 But not because the application form has already been submitted,
23:53 but because it's already an automatic registered voter.
23:56 It will still go through the Election Registration Board
23:59 that can accept the application form.
24:03 Despite the ongoing campaign to attract more voters,
24:08 Komelek insisted on removing the list of voters after the 2025 midterm elections.
24:15 What did Komelek Chairman George Erwin Garcia think of the Congress?
24:20 The list of voters is now empty to register all voters again.
24:25 It's not because we believe that it's dirty.
24:28 It's not like that.
24:29 It's not so that everyone's doubts will be gone,
24:31 especially those who will run in the 2028 elections.
24:34 Komelek said that back to zero in registration is possible,
24:39 even if the registered voters are 68 million in the country.
24:43 It's also good to upgrade the technology at the same time
24:47 in finding the data of the voters.
24:49 What we have in Komelek is what we call AFIS,
24:52 Automated Fingerprint Identification System.
24:55 The new technology is called ABIS,
24:58 where you can put 10 fingerprints,
25:01 and there's facial recognition, there's irish recognition.
25:04 It means that we can be more sure that the voter is the same.
25:09 That discussion was discussed during the hearing of the House Committee on Suffrage and Electoral Reforms.
25:14 But instead of going back to zero,
25:16 some congressmen asked if it's not better to clean up the current voters list
25:22 before accepting a new list of voters.
25:25 You have to face all the problems that the people of the country are facing.
25:30 That is a policy consideration,
25:32 so we will submit to the NPAC the proposal of the Honorable Richard Gomez.
25:38 And at the NPAC, I think we will consider it whether to suspend and delay the voters list
25:45 or to prolong the present registration.
25:50 Komelek explained to the committee that in order for an applicant to register,
25:54 he needs to prove his identity through his government ID and tell where he lives.
26:01 Komelek will not accept this easily even if there's an online registration.
26:05 But what about those who are already dead but still registered?
26:09 I'm talking about my own district, the deceased individuals,
26:13 who are still in the voters list.
26:15 Or those who are married and changed their names but registered in two different areas.
26:21 We have a plan to have coordination with the DSA
26:27 so that they can give us the list of deceased individuals nationwide
26:34 so that wherever these deceased are registered,
26:38 you can already transmit or send a certificate of that to the place where the deceased are registered.
26:49 Upon hearing this, the LENTE group pushed the integration of the national ID
26:55 in the voters registration system so that the voters list can be cleaned up quickly.
27:00 For GMA Integrated News, I'm Dan Noting.
27:03 Sandra Aguinaldo, for Tutok Tutok, 24 hours.
27:07 Upon his visit to Malaysia,
27:09 Vice President Sara Duterte was asked about the investigation of the International Criminal Court
27:15 in the Duterte Drug War.
27:17 Even though he was accepted by the legal team, he was still denied his involvement here.
27:24 Marisol Abdurrahman was the one who was questioned.
27:27 Marisol?
27:31 Vice President Sara Duterte was not allowed to speak on the ICC issue
27:35 and about her father, former President Rodrigo Duterte.
27:38 They were not allowed to talk about it.
27:41 For me, I cannot speak for the other members of the family.
27:48 For me, I cannot speak because I also get legal advice from Filipino lawyers
27:55 who know about international law.
27:59 That's what Vice President Sara Duterte is claiming.
28:02 The investigation of the ICC in the Duterte Drug War is a fact.
28:06 Especially when she was accepted by Arturo Lascañas,
28:09 who was the former Deputy Chief of the Davao City, when he was the Mayor.
28:13 But what about her father?
28:15 I'm sure he had conversations with lawyers
28:19 because Duterte is also a lawyer.
28:22 So he understands the legal implications and procedures in the ICC.
28:29 Lascañas did not plan to file a case against her.
28:31 She introduced herself as a member of the Davao Death Squad.
28:34 But she said,
28:35 I challenge you to file a murder case against me in the Philippines.
28:42 She mentioned on her second day here in Malaysia
28:45 when she met the Filipino community.
28:47 She was angry like this.
28:51 She just smiled.
28:56 2028 is too far away for us to predict what will happen in 2028
29:05 because our lives are changing every day.
29:07 The Minister of Education of Malaysia met with Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte
29:16 for her visit to the Tropical Medicine Center in Malaysia.
29:19 To their surprise, the Minister of Education was thanked for her support
29:24 as the President of the Southeast Asian Minister of Education Organization.
29:28 She visited the classroom and laboratory.
29:31 The Vice President also tasted the food of culinary students
29:34 in a vocational school run by the Minister of Education.
29:38 Meanwhile, the Vice President did not comment
29:41 on the call of a congressman to talk to the father of former President Rodrigo Duterte
29:47 and the siblings who stopped the attack on President Bongbong Marcos.
29:51 Well, I did not comment on the politics because everyone can go their way in politics.
29:58 But in development projects in Mindanao,
30:02 we are focusing on President Marcos' visit to Davao City.
30:07 On her return to the Philippines,
30:14 the Vice President said that her education experiences here in Malaysia
30:18 and the beautiful stories of our fellow Filipinos are very important.
30:22 Vicky.
30:23 Thank you very much, Marisol Abdurrahman.
30:25 It's giving bold, brave and beautiful women vibes
30:32 in the photoshoot of the famous actress, Sparkleton.
30:36 There's also a glimpse of their behind the scenes where they flexed their sexy and classy look.
30:42 That's Nelson Canlas' "Chika".
30:47 Even though the heat is not yet declared,
30:50 the sizzling hotness of Sparkleton's photoshoot
30:53 was already summer-ready when it was introduced by the Sparkle GMA Artist Center.
30:57 In the pictorial, the stars of El Villanueva, Rabia Mateo,
31:04 and the first heroine host, Shuby Entrata, are already sexy and classy.
31:07 My husband's wife, star Lisse Lopez,
31:11 shining inheritance star Kate Maldis, running man Philippines runner Lexi Gonzalez,
31:17 Sparkle stars Ashley Ortega and Lian Valentin,
31:21 and the new generation of Sangres, Angel Guardian and Faith Nasilva.
31:26 I literally couldn't stop breathing because I couldn't breathe in the picture.
31:32 I really couldn't.
31:35 They said that they prepared and hid it for a long time.
31:39 That's why Faith was so excited to tell us some behind the scenes secrets during the pictorial.
31:46 To be honest, before we shoot, we were talking about everything because we really don't eat.
31:52 Angel Guardian brought Saba,
31:56 and Lian Valentin brought eggs.
31:59 That's how it is. Yes, diet food.
32:04 But they said that everything was worth it
32:06 because this is where you can see that the young, sexy, and empowered members of Sparkle 10 leveled up.
32:14 The process was so good, to be honest, because we all didn't have any expectations.
32:22 Everyone has been very supportive, especially since she's daring for others,
32:31 especially for our other members here in Big 10.
32:35 Of the 10 most beautiful girls of Sparkle 10, who is the sexiest one for Faith?
32:41 Faith Nasilva.
32:42 Aside from you.
32:45 If we're talking about sexiness, Angel Guardian is the sexiest one.
32:49 Because she's very fit.
32:51 Faith will also flex her figure on the online webisode of Kapuso Profiles on GMA Network.com.
32:59 Nelson Canlas, updated on Shoebiz Happening.
33:03 And now for the news this Tuesday.
33:05 I am Mel Tianco.
33:06 I am Vicky Morales for a bigger mission.
33:09 For a wider service to the country, I am Emil Suangue.
33:13 From GMA Integrated News, the news authority of the Philippines.
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