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Heart Evangelista buys her Pinay fan in Dubai a ticket home

An avid fan of Heart Evangelista could never forget how the actress helped her return to the Philippines when she faced an ordeal in Dubai in 2017.

Overseas Filipino Worker (OFW) Nes Almario shared her story with Pep.ph after she participated in GMA7’s noon time show Eat Bulaga’s segment “Bawal Judgmental” last August 3. The segment invited fans who received help from actors they idolize.

Almario narrated that the actress paid for her plane ticket as well as some penalties when she wasn’t able to complete her contract with her employer and had to go back to the Philippines due to personal reasons.

Being an avid fan of the actress since she was 16 years old, Almario reached out to Heart.

She narrated that Heart readily sent her credit card details so she could book a flight. The one-way plane ticket cost P23,000 and Heart never asked her to repay it.

“Ibinigay ni Miss Heart sa akin ang kanyang credit card number, at sinabi niyang ako na lang ang mag-book ng plane ticket ko.

“Alam niyo naman po si Miss Heart, parang spoiled siya, talagang hindi siya marunong mag-book. Yung staff niya ang gagawa for her.

“Gabi po ang flight ko, nag-book ako ng ticket nang afternoon kaya medyo mahal.

“Nag-Cebu Pacific po ako, tapos hindi na ako nag-avail ng in-flight meal dahil nahihiya ako na i-charge pa yun kay Miss Heart,” Almario told the report.

They weren’t able to meet up upon her arrival, but Almario said she received text messages from the actress who constantly checked up on her.

Almario has since stayed in the country and now works as a nurse.

The former OFW also shared that she was not the only fan who could attest that actress truly has a big heart. She said one of her fans who had cancer also received help from Heart for her medication.

Mark Nituma

Mark Nituma is a skilled journalist whose career is defined by his unwavering dedication to storytelling and his passion for uncovering the untold stories. After graduating from the University of the Philippines Diliman, Mark began his journey in the media industry as a researcher for the internationally-awarded TV magazine show Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho, before eventually becoming a producer. Over the years, Mark's journalism career has taken him to some of the most beautiful and least visited places in the Philippines. His ability to capture unique perspectives on life in diverse communities is truly remarkable and has enabled him to rise through the ranks. Today, as the editorial director of TFT, Mark plays a critical role in ensuring that the publication upholds the highest standards of journalistic integrity. His leadership and dedication have helped to shape TFT into one of the leading sources of news and information for Filipinos in the UAE and the Middle East. If you have a story to pitch or simply want to connect, you can reach him at [email protected].

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