Maine Mendoza recently made rounds on social media after her revelation about her social media accounts during her interview on the online launch of the V20 series "Creative It Kids".
On October 23, Friday, thousands of netizens watched the online launch of the V20 series, featured the "Creative It Kids" together with other popular Vivo influencers including Verniece Enciso, Marvin Fojas, Dora Dorado, and JunnieBoy.
The hashtag #MaineForVivoV20Series were also trending on the Philippine trends at the top 5 because netizens were talking about Maine and how she graced the online launch introducing the new series.
But Maine caught the attention of many netizens with her revelation when she was asked about her social media accounts. Based on the statement of Maine, it seems like someone is managing Maine that prohibited her from posting something on her social media accounts that are not related to her work. During the interview, Maine said that no one can dictate her when it comes to what posts on her social media account unless it is her handler or management.
Meanwhile, Maine Mendoza raises over half a million pesos as she sends financial aid to over 500 families. A week after starting a donation driver for daily wage earners, Maine Mendoza happily announced that she has already raised over half a million pesos.
In her Twitter account, Maine said her team already send financial support to over 578 families, including tricycle drivers, street vendors, construction workers, among many others.
The Facebook page "48th Infantry Guardian Batallion" then expressed its gratitude over the financial aid given by Maine to the daily wage earners whose livelihood was affected due to the C0VID-19 pand3mic.
Maine Mendoza is truly a kind-hearted and generous person, especially to the people who are in need that's why many people are loving her and continue supporting her.
Source: Bronze Channel
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