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Mrs. Asia – Pacific Global 2019 Avon Morales led guests in cheering an orphanage in Pasay City, treating them to games, food, and gifts recently. The special treat at the Social Development Center Orphanage coincided with the advance birthday celebration of Morales whose birth anniversary originally falls on March 3. Celebrities and beauty queens who joined Morales in treating the orphans include Johnny Litton, Patricia Javier, Charo Laude, Mitzie Go-Gil, Limpayen Sibug Las, Glynes Evangelista Olbes, Llena Tan, Mary Chris Abacahin, Eren Noche, Mary Joy Araracap, Boy Lizaso III, Jo Jacinto Ticzon, Rose Casaje, General Virtus Gil, and Xiamzzy Dy. Some of the media guests were Armin Adina, Philippine Daily Inquirer; Celso Caparas, Philippine Star; Jay Patao, Malaya; Noli Berioso, OPMB Worldwide; Mel Caparas, Tempo; Joy Arguil, Edmund Ong Chua II, Ferdinand Abejon; Gilbert Kim Sancha, Daily Tribune; Timmy Basil, and Lito Calleon. The single mom was also joined in by...

Binibini Alexandra Mae Rosales has been working for Okada Manila for three years now when she decided to go on leave to compete in Bb. Pilipinas 2020 pageant. Through the prestigious Bb. Pilipinas contest, Rosales said that she hopes to use this platform as a voice to help spread animal welfare in the country. "Many people lack awareness on animal care. Hanggang ngayon may thinking pa rin ang iba na unahin ang tao dahil hayop lang iyan. They are living creatures given to us by God. I believe God gave animals to us so that we can take care of them not to exploit them," said Rosales during an interview recently. "Sometimes we use them for our resources. They have feelings also and tayong tao na may mga isip, we need to protect these animals," she said. The Binibini front-runner also slammed products which use animals for their tests. "There are make-up brands that use animals for testing such as lipstick and eye shadows. I don't patronize mak...

Newly crowned Miss Earth 2019 Nellys Pimentel has said that she is honored and thankful for her pageant success in Manila. On Instagram, Pimentel said: "Proudly rePResenting. Everything just clicks sometimes. No other words can describe all the emotions I’ve felt this last month that led up to such a life changing moment. I am honored and thankful to have become part of such a great family; "Becoming Miss Earth 2019 means much more than a crown. It means gaining a bigger voice to address environmental issues in a way that create change. It means becoming the first of my country to have won this pageant; "It means making Puerto Rico proud and the first country to own all crowns of the grand slam. It means making my parents, national directors and everyone that helped me get here proud. It means perseverance and empowerment.," Pimentel said. This 22-year-old psychology graduate was crowned Miss Earth 2019 during a worldwide telecast from Okada Manila in...