Lea Salonga ends her battle on Twitter
Broadway star and Filipino pride Lea Salonga expressed her dismay on the micro-blogging site Twitter to someone whose name is still undeclared. She was angry, but like what the reports said, Lea did not reveal the identity of the person involved.
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Her followers were shocked when they read her tweets referring to shameless people. “Don’t make me angry, you wouldn’t like me when I’m angry,” Lea first tweeted. Last Monday, the Broadway star tweeted again and without addressing anyone in particular, Lea advised the person involved that it would be nice to avoid any confrontation.
“Isa sa pinaka-ayaw ko ay ang taong sobrang kapal kapal kapal kapal ng mukha. Huwag niyo na lang ako harapin, baka may dumugo. Ikaw yun, she tweeted. Lea received lots of queries from her Twitter followers, all of the were asking why. Garlic Garcia, head writer of The Voice of the Philippines was one of them.
“Hey lei, I’ve never heard you say those words ever. It must be really bad. Are you ok? Do you need anything? Lea replied, she said “I am very slow to anger, until provoked. Then the best thing to do is to stay away from me. I was provoked. So there.” Several hours ago, Lea tweeted again. She said “After three day of venting, I’m done.
Byline: Anna Miranda
Anna Miranda is a freelance writer, blogger and former company secretary. She is examining five (5) titles in the examiner page. Her focus is to write more Filipino articles because she believes that Filipino Celebrities are now globally competitive.
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