Jinkee Pacquiao nagsalita na tungkol sa issue na comment nang kanyang asawa na si Manny Pacquiao sa American vlogger’s livestream

It seems like the boxing champ’s wife Jinkee Pacquiao is living quite well and sitting pretty amidst the controversy surrounding her husband and politician Manny Pacquiao.

If you’re a follower of this ‘fashionista’ on Instagram, you’ll be surprised to see that Jinkee doesn’t seem to be bothered by the issue. In fact, she has just recently touched down in Beijing, China.


A few days earlier, Jinkee published photo messages expressing her gratitude to God for the blessings and for transforming her to be a better person.





She wrote, “Give your all to God! The goodness of the Lord is never-ending, overflowing and never-failing. Believe that God makes all things possible. Whatever your struggles are, remember that everyday offers a new opportunity to live. So, always wake up with a thankful heart and receive every blessing with a smile.�� Good morning!”

In another post, she uploaded a photo of her healthy breakfast, consisting of a couple of bread slices and fruits. Truly, Jinkee’s morning was “blessed” to have such hearty meal for her to savor.

Previously, Manny became the center of controversy after a screenshot of his comment on a live blog dominated different social media platforms.





In his recent statement, the boxing champ admitted it was really him who left a note on the American vlogger’s livestream, “You can call me anytime,” and insisted that there was nothing wrong with what he did.

“Yes, ako ‘yun kasi gusto nila akong interview-hin. Ininvite nila ako do’n sa New York, sa radio station nila, and then sabi ko, ‘I am in the Philippines. I can’t come.’ So sabi ko, ‘You can call me anytime,'” Manny told reporters on Thursday, September 28.

“Oo, kasi ako talaga ‘pag nag-o-open ako ng account ko sa IG ‘pag may nakita ako parang live, tapos tinitignan ko. Kasi ‘pag tignan mo siya mag-a-appear diyan na Manny Pacquiao is joining. ‘Pag nakita nila, binati nila ako, ‘Hello Manny Pacquiao.’ Gano’n tapos do’n na, nagyaya sila,” he added.

Manny also called out those who are giving malice to his comment on the vlogger’s live video, noting that the whole conversation was not even captured on the screenshot. Nonetheless, the senator assured he has already forgiven them.

“I forgive them. Bahala na ang Panginoon mag-judge sa kanila. Alam mo kaya minsan buhay ng tao ‘di ma-successful kasi nag-iisip sila ng iba sa kapwa nila kaya hindi nila alam ‘yun ang nagiging downfall nila,” he said.