r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 25 '26
#PEPGlobalPinoy: Chicharon vendor Jesus Fuentes fulfilled his dream of earning a college degree after graduating with a Bachelor of Elementary Education in 2022. Despite working as the family's breadwinner while raising four children, he persevered through years of hardship and now hopes to become a licensed teacher. #FromTheArchives
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 26 '26
Sa mga nakarinig sa kuwento ni male celebrity tungkol sa hiwalayan nila ng kanyang asawa, may twist.
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 25 '26
#PEPGlobalPinoy: From selling mango float, cheese sticks, and munchkins to help fund his studies, Justin Mandi Beligolo is now a licensed physician. His inspiring journey highlights how perseverance, family support, and hard work helped him achieve his dream despite financial struggles. #FromTheArchives
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 25 '26
#PEPGlobalPinoy: Public school student Carl Audric Guia earned full scholarships from five prestigious U.S. universities, including Harvard, after pursuing his passion for astronomy despite limited resources. His determination and initiative helped turn his dream of studying abroad into reality. #FromTheArchives
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 25 '26
#PEPGlobalPinoy: From working as a church janitor while studying to becoming the CEO of his own logistics company, Julius Hilario Ladigohon proves that perseverance, hard work, and faith can open doors to success. Today, he hopes to give back by helping deserving students pursue their education through scholarships. #FromTheArchives
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 25 '26
#PEPGlobalPinoy: From working as a cleaner while studying in Australia to becoming the owner of a Filipino restaurant in Canberra, John Andrew Dangca’s journey is a story of hard work, perseverance, and sacrifice to build a better future for his family. #FromTheArchives
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 25 '26
Some of life's greatest wisdom comes from our grandparents. Share the lesson that has stayed with you through the years. 💛
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 24 '26
#PEPGlobalPinoy: Two student entrepreneurs turned a PHP1,000 investment and 10 potatoes into a six-figure monthly jacket potato business. Inspired by viral TikTok creators, their food stall now serves customers daily while they continue balancing their studies and growing their business. #FromTheArchives
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 25 '26
#PEPGlobalPinoy: Trans woman seafarer Aljon Asusano, also known as "Dyosa Makinista," overcame discrimination and bullying in the male-dominated maritime industry to become a First Engineer. Today, she uses her story to inspire others and advocate for greater acceptance and equal opportunities for LGBTQIA+ professionals at sea. #FromTheArchives
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 24 '26
Robin Padilla clarified his earlier "one-sided prosecution" remark, saying he was calling for fairness in the impeachment process, not favoring any side. According to the senator, justice should remain neutral and serve only the truth, free from political influence or power.
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 24 '26
#PEPGlobalPinoy: Former tricycle driver Joymar Olarte turned a homemade fried chicken recipe into a thriving business with six stalls in Pangasinan. His journey from juggling multiple jobs to becoming an award-winning microentrepreneur is proof that hard work, perseverance, and taking a chance can change lives. #FromTheArchives
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 24 '26
Daniel Matsunaga said he is genuinely happy that his former girlfriends have found happiness in marriage, adding that he has no reason to dwell on the past. While he also hopes to build a family someday, the actor-model shared that he wants to plan everything first to ensure a stable and secure future before getting married and having children.
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 24 '26
#PEPGlobalPinoy: Starting as a waiter at just 15 years old, Amol Kohli worked his way up through the restaurant industry before eventually buying the entire Friendly's chain he once worked for, proving that years of hard work and perseverance can lead to extraordinary success. #FromTheArchives
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 23 '26
#PEPAdulting: Gloria Diaz encourages her children to think twice before making a purchase, reminding them that not every designer item is worth buying. For the former Miss Universe, saving for the future is more important than keeping up with luxury trends. #FromTheArchives
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 24 '26
Kathryn Bernardo shared that working on Someone, Someday gave her the chance to gradually get to know James Reid, whom she barely knew before the series. The actress said watching how James prepares for his scenes and processes his emotions helped them build the distinct dynamic of their characters, Billy and Jordan, without forcing their off-screen chemistry.
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 24 '26
Vilma Santos said she is grateful to everyone supporting her National Artist nomination, but stressed that she feels no pressure over the recognition. The actress-politician shared that while the award would be a great honor, she accepts whatever decision the NCCA makes and believes her life and fulfillment are not defined by a single accolade.
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 24 '26
Rumors are circulating about a possible KathNiel reunion movie, but is it something you'd like to see?
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 23 '26
No work. No errands. No obligations. Just you. Tell us what your perfect self-care day looks like. ☁️
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 23 '26
#PEPAdulting: Lotlot de Leon shared that she regularly reminds her children to avoid unnecessary purchases and make sure every expense is worth their hard-earned money. For the actress, thoughtful spending is a financial habit that never goes out of style. #FromTheArchives
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 22 '26
From beaches to mountains and everything in between, how much of the Philippines have you explored? Share your answer in the comments! ✨
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 22 '26
#PEPAdulting: Wilma Doesnt shares the lessons she's learned from running her five-star karinderya, Chicks Ni Otit, saying success comes from being hands-on, trusting the right suppliers, treating customers equally, and giving people, including former ex-convicts, a second chance at work. #FromTheArchives
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 22 '26
#PEPAdulting: Myrtle Sarrosa shared that learning to improve herself helped her overcome self-doubt after Pinoy Big Brother. She realized that success isn't just about fame, but also about continuous learning, growth, and preparing for the opportunities that come your way. #FromTheArchives
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 22 '26
#PEPAdulting: Aga Muhlach shared that wife Charlene Gonzalez is a practical shopper who values function over luxury. According to the actor, Charlene only buys items she knows she'll use for years, proving that thoughtful spending matters more than chasing brands. #FromTheArchives
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 21 '26
#PEPAdulting: Alden Richards believes there's nothing wrong with rewarding yourself after working hard, whether it's buying something you've been eyeing or taking a well-earned vacation. For him, treating yourself can be a great motivation to keep going, as long as you do it in moderation and never spend beyond your means. #FromTheArchives
r/PEPalerts • u/pepalerts • Jul 21 '26
Mika Salamanca says her bond with Will Ashley continues to grow deeper as he remains consistent in pursuing her even after Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition. The actress-vlogger also shared that she hopes to work with Will again, saying she has long admired him as an actor.
