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Vhong Navarro with spouse Tanya. Image from Instagram / @vhongx44
TV host-comedian Vhong Navarro has made a solemn vow to make up for all his shortcomings to his spouse Tanya, whom he credit for being his pillar of energy in the course of the powerful occasions of their lives.
Navarro made this heartfelt reflection throughout a phase of the noontime present “It’s Showtime,” of which he is among the co-hosts. In honor of the Holy Week, Navarro stated that he wished to spend extra time along with his spouse and their household, including that he had a variety of catching as much as do.
“Ang panata ko hindi lang ngayong Holy Week, gusto ko araw-araw, iyong mahalin ko ‘yong asawa ko araw-araw… malaki ang pagkukulang ko,” he stated.
(My vow this holy week, and for day-after-day, is to like my spouse on a regular basis. I owe her so much for my shortcomings,” he stated.
Navarro additionally expressed his gratitude to Tanya for not leaving him when he confronted the rape case filed by mannequin Deniece Cornejo, which resulted in his imprisonment for a number of months, starting November.
Cornejo had accused the actor of sexually abusing her on two events in 2014 inside her condominium unit in Taguig.
Eventually, a ruling by the Supreme Court reversed the findings of the decrease courtroom, citing the findings of the Department of Justice panel of prosecutors that dismissed Cornejo’s complaints as a result of “glaring and manifest inconsistencies” of her assertion.
As Navarro recalled his imprisonment, he acknowledged his spouse had been with him by thick and skinny.
Thus, in an effort to make it as much as her, he stated that he would dedicate extra time to his household as an alternative of simply specializing in work. EDV
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