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Pacquiao to graduate from University of Makati in December
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Police arrest man for using Dubai expat’s ID to get money
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Less than a week after the outburst on Morissette Amon’s walkout, producer and entertainment columnist Jobert Sucaldito says she has forgiven the singer.
In a Facebook post on Sunday, Sucaldito said he still thinks of Amon as his own child.
“I am praying that after this, everything will be okay for you healthwise, mentally and emotionally,” he wrote on his post.
He also added that he is not the type to hold grudges.
“Hindi ako marunong magtanim ng galit sa mga taong umaamin ng pagkukulang nila – that doesn’t make them less of human beings,” Sucaldito said.
In conclusion, he thanked the singer for acknowledging her fault and urged to move forward from what happened.
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