Bela Padilla recently responded to a netizen who criticized her appearances on the popular noontime show “It’s Showtime.”
The netizen expressed disappointment in seeing Bela on the show and even described it as having “stupid cheap jokes” that didn’t suit her image.
Bela Padilla/@bela Source: Instagram
“I saw you on that show with vice ganda n her gang. I have to say it doesn’t suit you. You come across as a smarter actress and intelligent filmmaker. All these nonsense show with their stupid cheap jokes at the expense of their guests is not you. I’m just saying,” the commenter wrote.
She argued that true intelligence is about being adaptable to different environments. Bela emphasized how much she enjoys her time on “It’s Showtime,” where she regularly guest hosts.
Likewise, she highlighted her love for interacting with people, making them laugh, and being able to laugh at herself, showing her humility.
“I totally disagree. If one is truly smart, they can adapt to any environment. I always have the best time when I’m on showtime…I genuinely love talking to people and making them laugh and I am self deprecating enough to be laughed at too so it goes both ways…I’ve been regularly visiting showtime since 2017 and I’m lucky that Vice and “her gang” always make me feel welcome and never oblige me to let go of what I really am, which is a filmmaker,” the actress penned.
See Bela’s lengthy response below:
Bela Padilla/@bela Source: Instagram
Bela Padilla is a famous Filipina showbiz personality. One of her projects, “Miracle in Cell No. 7,” became the top-grosser at the Metro Manila Film Festival (MMFF) in 2019. Aside from being an actress, she is also an accomplished screenwriter. In a previous report by KAMI, Bela Padilla spoke up about her marriage rumors.
On Instagram, Bela said she’s been receiving congratulatory messages left and right. In her post, Bela clarified she is not yet married, and to save the congratulations for another time. She also mentioned that a YouTube account has been posting clickbait videos about her online. Earlier, Bela Padilla recalled what she saw on a train in London. On Tuesday, May 14, Bela said she rode a train and noticed someone had left their backpack. However, two random girls started messing with the contents of the backpack. Unable to do anything, Bela felt bad and said she wanted to tell the girls to stop messing with the bag.
