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Kapamilya's Umagang Kay Ganda in Boracay

Day 2 of Tutubi's Boracay with a blast, ABS-CBN's early morning show Umagang Kay Ganda was present in Boracay with live telecast in front of La Carmela de Boracay at Station 2. This confirmed the news that they've a shoot there when Rica Peralejo was with Tutubi from Caticlan Airport on her way to La Carmela

the all too familiar boracay sand castle in front of La Carmela de Boracay Resort Hotel (date should read March 10, 2008)


crowd of kibitzers on the beach wishing to gain a few secondsof fame dancing locomotion and papaya

At this moment, Tutubi morphed into paparazzi to test how his Nikkor 18-200 VR would fare under the condition. Herewith are the celebrity pictures of the popular TV show plus the crowds on the beach watching, participating or just plain "uzi."


former child actress turned sexy star turned...Rica Peralejo



TV show host and former MTV Asia VJ Donita Rose

the exotic, sun-tanned and stunning Pinky Webb, a TV news anchor of ABS-CBN, ANC and of radio station DZMM. Daughter of former senator and tv personality Freddie Webb. She's also the sister of former PBA player Jason Webb and Hubert Webb (of Vizconde...).

another angle of the alluring Pinky Webb

Edu Manzano of the now famous Papaya dance move discussing something with Kuya Kim Atienza, son of former Manila mayor and now DENR secretary Lito Atienza, who's also a former politician.



a local band, whose name escaped Tutubi (boracay republik?), singing a catchy Boracay song with reggae beat (something that's not so pinoy, actually)

no celebrity bikini babes here, sorry, but still it's an Umagang Kay Ganda (So Beautiful Morning)!



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posted by backpacking philippines @ 8:24 PM,

12 Comments:

At 9:57 PM, Blogger pieterbie said...

Hmm, good looking people there on the beach. Great photographic opportunity

 
At 12:49 AM, Blogger Dennis Villegas said...

Wow, Boracay! This is one Philippine island I haven't been to (well, maybe next year). I'll anticipate more of your later posts on Bara. Have a nice holiday!

 
At 4:48 AM, Blogger gizelle said...

Great Uzi job! =D

I thought I won't see any photos =) Whenever I come by I do not click the blog title so I missed a lot of photos from your previous blog. Lol, sorry mejo slow =D I am used to unpaid blogger kasi hehehehe. ;-)

 
At 6:02 AM, Anonymous RennyBA said...

Amazing, yea - very nice to see - all of it and of course quite exotic for a Norwegian. I mean here you show me a hot beach while I've been out in a snowy forest to hunt the Easter Bunny Eggs :-)

 
At 8:30 AM, Anonymous tina @ angelblush said...

wow. you got a chance to get a glimpse of them huh.. cool! and in boracay! hehe.

 
At 1:55 PM, Anonymous kyels said...

Umagang Kay Ganda! I think I have a Pinoy song w/this title na. By Side A Band, diba?

(:

 
At 1:44 AM, Blogger acey said...

beautiful people, too! =D

 
At 1:28 PM, Anonymous bw said...

What a beautiful sand castle :) I bet the morning was even better with the bunch beautiful people in sight.

So you turned into paparazzi ha hehe :)

 
At 8:07 PM, Blogger watson said...

Tutubi! Love namin ng wife ko ang Boracay! Na-miss ko tuloy. We go there every other year. Dapat this year ulit pero we will be going someplace else this time. Pwede ka rin palang papparazzi!

 
At 4:45 PM, Blogger travelphilippines said...

wow pinky was sooo pretty as well as donita and rica pero parang fattty c rica....

 
At 3:05 PM, Blogger dodong flores said...

Nice Boracay report. I love those celebrity sightings photos...

Off-topic: Thanx for the invitation for the calaguas island trip. I didn't get to see it on time. I hardly connect to the internet nowadays. Pero kung meron similar trip in the future, let me know. I might be able to tag along. Thanx, Tutubi ;)

 
At 6:03 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

GANDA NI MISS PINKY WEBB WALANG MAKAKATALO.........♥♥♥

 

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