WATCH: Herlene 'Hipon Girl' Budol shows off her walk for Bb. Pilipinas | Inquirer Entertainment

WATCH: Herlene ‘Hipon Girl’ Budol shows off her walk for Bb. Pilipinas

/ 03:56 PM May 27, 2022

Herlene Budol

Herlene Budol (Image: Instagram/@herlene_budol)

Herlene Budol, also known as “Hipon Girl,” gave fans a glimpse of how she may be performing at Binibining Pilipinas 2022 with a look at her pageant walk.

The comedian and former “Wowowin” host is getting ready to walk the Binibining Pilipinas stage as she posed, twirled and walked in heels, as seen on her Instagram page yesterday, May 26.

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“Mga Hiponatics, eto ‘yung basic rampa ni Hipon Girl n’yo. Malapit ko na [i-reveal] ang pangalan ng signature walk ko!” she said. (Hiponatics, this is your Hipon Girl’s basic walk. I’m about to [reveal] the name of my signature walk!)

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Budol officially became a Binibining Pilipinas candidate when she entered its top 40 last month. According to her, she will be advocating autism awareness and detection during her stint in the pageant.

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Recently, Budol stunned fans with her P150,000-worth Filipiniana gown for the Binibining Pilipinas Grand Santacruzan 2022. She and her fellow candidates also looked dazzling in silver for their official glam photos for the pageant.  /ra

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