Pokwang won’t stop tirades vs ex Lee O’Brian until he says sorry: ‘Wala siyang katahimikan’
Pokwang and Lee O’Brian with their daughter Malia. Image: Instagram/@leeobrian
There’s no stopping Pokwang from further unleashing her wrath against her estranged partner Lee O’Brian on social media, unless the latter apologizes to her and her children.
On Instagram, the comedienne said that while there is such a thing as “forever” in EDSA, a highway known for its bottleneck traffic, she said it doesn’t exist in the 2014 film “Edsa Woolworth,” which starred her, O’Brian, Ricci Chan, Steven Spohn, and Prince Saruhan.
“Buti pa sa EDSA, may forever. Sa Edsa Woolworth, wala. Charot,” she said, as she showed a photo of the highway and a poster of the film. (It’s a good thing there is forever in EDSA. In Edsa Woolworth, there’s none. Joke!)
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Pokwang did not mince words as she responded to netizens who had mixed feelings about her post, as seen in the comments of her post.
Article continues after this advertisement“EXPOSED,” one @filipinavlogsusa said in jest.
Article continues after this advertisementThe “All-Out Sundays” hosts said her strong tirades against O’Brian are not yet finished, noting that her ex never apologized for his supposed wrongdoings against her and her children.
“[Hangga’t] di [nagso-sorry] ‘yan samin ng mga anak ko wala syang katahimikan!” she replied. (He will never live a peaceful life unless he apologizes to me and my kids.)
Image: Screengrab from Instagram/@itspokwang27
On the other hand, another @eunicehenderson16 speculated that the comedienne hasn’t moved on from her break-up with O’Brian. “Siguro [di] pa din ikaw naka-move on po. Wag ka na sana mag post ng mga [ganyan]. Dahil kahit [paano] may pinagsamahan kayo at tatay pa din siya ni malia. Masakit talaga kung sa masakit pero mag pray kayo at hanap ng mga kaibigan na makikinig [sa iyo] at papayo [sa iyo] po [nang] maganda… ang peace of mind [niyo] po ang unahin mo, para everything is positive na.”
(Maybe you haven’t moved on. Please don’t post stuff like these anymore. Somehow, the both of you shared something special, and he’s still Malia’s father. It’s very painful, but please pray and look for someone who’s willing to listen and give you good advice so you can see everything in a positive light.)
Pokwang, however, did not seem too happy with another netizen’s comment, lashing out as she responded, “Mas TOXIC KA UL*L,” the comedienne said. “Unahin [niyo] pangkabuhayan [niyo] di mo ako ikayayaman t*nga! hirap na buhay ngayon hahaahahaa.”
(You’re even more toxic, you crazy person! Why not prioritize your own life because you wouldn’t get rich from saying this to me, stupid! Life is hard right now.)
Image: Screengrab from Instagram/@itspokwang27
Earlier this month, Pokwang claimed that O’Brian initially took offense after finding out that the former was pregnant with Malia. She also alleged that she was the one who shouldered all expenses including her childbirth to prenatal checkup.
The actress-comedienne also revealed at a Feb. 3 episode of “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda” that she initially defended her ex-partner in hopes of repairing their relationship. EDV
