Kulot Paints a Hilarious Picture of Their Home in Batangas on “It’s Showtime”

During a recent episode of “It’s Showtime,” one of the show’s youngest and most memorable contestants, a little girl nicknamed “Kulot,” stole the spotlight once again. This time, she had everyone in stitches as she described the unique look of her family’s home in Batangas.

When host Vice Ganda asked Kulot about her house, the young girl confidently launched into a vivid, and at times, amusing description. According to her, their home in Batangas was “small but full of love,” yet it was her playful details that left everyone laughing. She humorously pointed out how their roof wasn’t perfectly aligned and joked about how some parts of the house had “windows that didn’t close properly.”

Vice, known for his quick wit and ability to turn any conversation into comedy gold, immediately jumped on the opportunity to create a funny back-and-forth with Kulot. He teased her, saying, “So, is the roof there for decoration only, or does it actually work?” Kulot’s response, delivered with her natural charm, was, “It works when it wants to!”

The audience roared with laughter, and Vice, thoroughly entertained, continued to ask more questions about their home. Kulot also described how their house was surrounded by beautiful greenery and how they often enjoyed simple family moments, like playing outside or eating together under a tree.

Despite the humorous tone, Kulot’s story resonated with many viewers, as it highlighted the humble yet happy life her family enjoys in Batangas. Many fans commented online about how Kulot’s honesty and confidence were refreshing, and her story served as a reminder of the beauty in simplicity.

A clip of the exchange between Vice Ganda and Kulot quickly went viral on social media, with netizens praising the little girl for her comedic timing and candid personality. One viewer wrote, “Kulot may be small, but her big personality and stories bring so much joy. She’s a natural entertainer!”

Once again, “It’s Showtime” proves that moments like these—unscripted and heartfelt—are what make the show a staple in Filipino households. Kulot’s charming description of her Batangas home and Vice’s witty reactions remind us all that laughter can come from the most ordinary, yet meaningful, stories.