Cher calls to ‘let women do it’ after learning about Leni Robredo
Cher (Image: Instagram/@cher)
Cher has cheered for women fighting for various causes after she found out about presidential candidate and Vice President Leni Robredo.
The American award-winning pop icon, who admitted she initially did not know the Vice President, cheered for Robredo and all women on her Twitter page today, Feb. 16.
“Bravo! Let women do it! Let Leni [and] all women fight [to] save climate, children, elderly, poor, homeless, sick, [people] of all colors, ethnicities, LGBTQ, force honor in [government]. Make medical care, education, childcare free. Tax corporation, stop child labor, animal cruelty, etc.,” she said.
BRAVO‼️LET WOMEN DO IT‼️LET LENI,& ALL
WOMEN FIGHTING 2 SAVE CLIMATE,CHILDREN, ELDERLY,POOR,HOMELESS,SICK,PPL OF ALL COLORS,ETHNICITIES, LGBTQ.FORCE HONOR IN GOV.MAKE MEDICAL CARE,EDUCATION,
CHILDCARE FREE. TAX CORPORATION,STOP CHILD LABOR.ANIMAL CRUELTY,ETC.#2GETHERWERSTRONG— Cher (@cher) February 16, 2022
This comes after Cher made a Twitter post yesterday, Feb. 15, stating, “If you want it done right… let a woman do it.” A Filipino fan noticed the tweet and quoted it today while mentioning Robredo.
“Who is this?” Cher asked. “Excuse [me, I] don’t know Leni.”
Who is This
— Cher (@cher) February 16, 2022
Excuse Dont Know Leni
— Cher (@cher) February 16, 2022
Shortly after expressing her support, Cher made it to the top spot on Twitter Philippines’ trending list. Her “let women do it” Twitter post has also earned more than 51,000 likes and 20,000 retweets as of this writing.
Image: screengrab from Twitter
Cher, often referred to as the “Goddess of Pop,” has a music career spanning several decades. She is known for her hit songs like “Believe,” “If I Could Turn Back Time” and “Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves.”
The singer has also long been vocal about her support for women, animal rights and LGBTQ+ issues, among others.
Meanwhile, Robredo is the only woman vying for the presidency in the upcoming national elections. She is up against Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., Manila mayor Isko Moreno, Sen. Manny Pacquiao, Sen. Ping Lacson and labor leader Leody de Guzman. /ra
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