Min Bernardo defends Kathryn from misleading quotes
Min Bernardo swiftly addressed false quotes attributed to her daughter, Kathryn Bernardo, concerning her charitable actions, emphasizing the importance of truthfulness and combating misinformation.
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Min Bernardo swiftly addressed false quotes attributed to her daughter, Kathryn Bernardo, concerning her charitable actions, emphasizing the importance of truthfulness and combating misinformation.
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