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WATCH: Ruffa Gutierrez’s hilarious reaction to daughters dancing on TikTok

/ 01:17 PM August 19, 2020

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Ruffa Gutierrez (left) reacts to her daughter Lorin (center) dancing. Images: screengrab from Instagram/@iloveruffag

Ruffa Gutierrez treated fans to some hilarious reactions to her daughters twerking to rapper Cardi B’s new banger “WAP” via the video-sharing app TikTok.

“WAP is my new favorite song thanks to @loringabriella (Lorin) and her horrible dance moves on TikTok,” read Gutierrez’s Instagram post yesterday, Aug. 18. “Should I dance more often?”

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The first TikTok clip shows Lorin dance to a snippet from “WAP” while her mother sits on the background with a confused look, observing her child. When Lorin started twerking, Gutierrez suddenly slaps her butt in shock, making the 17-year-old laugh at her mom’s reaction.

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Despite her initial reaction, Gutierrez in the second clip actually joined in on the fun with her two daughters, Lorin and Venice, as they dance to the rap song, albeit Gutierrez’s moves being quite different from her daughters’.

A few seconds into the clip, however, Gutierrez stops dancing as she watches in shock, once again, this time Venice, her younger daughter, as she twerks just like her sister.

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Isang post na ibinahagi ni RUFFA GUTIERREZ (@iloveruffag)

The actress revealed through the comments section, however, that she did not post the videos herself as her daughter Lorin actually accessed her Instagram account.

“[R]eallyyyy now! [I] accidentally leave my phone at home and [I] suddenly have a new post!” Gutierrez said.

“OMGGGG YOU POSTED TWO @loringabriella?? [I] just swiped now! [Come] down asap kaloka,” she added on the following comment.

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Ruffa Gutierrez

Image: screengrab from Instagram/@iloveruffag

The doting mother seems unimpressed by her daughters’ skills, however, saying that she is going to make them take dance classes under G-Force, specifically calling Lorin out because her body is “so matigas (stiff).”

Ruffa Gutierrez

Image: screengrab from Instagram/@iloveruffag

Fellow celebrities meanwhile found Gutierrez’s reactions quite hilarious also as they shared their thoughts on the comments section.

“Hahahahaha! This is hilarious! Your face ate!!!” Anne Curtis said, to which Gutierrez replied, “mga teenagers!!! I’m getting white hair na (already) girl (laughing emoji) come home naaaaa!”

Ruffa Gutierrez

Image: screengrab from Instagram/@iloveruffag

“Hahahaha!!!so so funny!! You are the coolest mom @iloveruffag,” Yam Concepcion said. Sarah Lahbati then simply commented “Big mood” while Sunshine Cruz just let out a long laugh.

Ruffa Gutierrez

Image: screengrab from Instagram/@iloveruffag

“Go Ruffie! That’s what’s great about having daughters. They keep us young & cray,” said Ina Raymundo, who is also a mother to several daughters.

Actresses Lovi Poe, KC Concepcion, Coleen Garcia, Isabelle Daza and Karla Estrada also shared their reactions to Gutierrez’s Instagram post, which has so far gained over 83,000 likes, as of writing.

Ruffa Gutierrez

Image: screengrab from Instagram/@iloveruffag

Ruffa Gutierrez

Image: screengrab from Instagram/@iloveruffag

Lorin, Gutierrez’s eldest daughter, recently turned 17 years old on Aug. 3. Lorin and Venice are Gutierrez’s children with former husband Yilmaz Bektas, a Turkish businessman. JB

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