Meet the women in viral Jollibee hugot ads.
Jollibee once again touched the hearts of the Filipinos after they released their ‘Hugot-themed ‘ ads in Facebook and YouTube accounts.
The “hugot” videos caught the attention of the Pinoy online community and getting millions of views on social media.
After making it on the top trending topic on social media, netizens clamored and started searching about the casts of short videos.
An article from FHM Philippines, they searched and found the Instagram accounts of the gorgeous women who stars in the viral video ads.
In the first video that was released by Jollibee, the pretty lady and the elegant bride was identified as Melissa Atadero. According to FHM, Miles love to travel and go on adventures.
In fact, her Instagram account was filled with photos of different places.
Miles played the role of the elegant bride on the video entitled “Vow.”
It tells the story of two individuals who first met in Jollibee. It as a destiny-kind of a story with a heartbreaking twist, wherein the girl ended up marrying another guy. And the man who had been her best friend all along stayed in the “best friend-zone” as others put it.
The simple yet pretty teenager from the second video was played by Kapuso actress Ashley ‘Ash’ Ortega. She is known for her number of roles in various kapuso teleserye.
Ashley is the simple yet pretty girl in the second film entitled “Crush.”
The short film tells a story of a college student who is deeply in love to his schoolmate. He chooses to express his feelings by giving her with anonymous cheerful notes together with her favorite Jollibee burger. In the end, both of them ended up and building a family of their own.
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One the reasons why the latest ‘Hugot’ ads of Jollibee became the hot trend topic on the social media was the fact that netizens relate to them so easily.
In less than 24 hours, the ‘Hugot-themed ‘ videos of Jollibee in their Kwentong Valentines Series dominated the social media and made itself trending that everyone talks about it.
The short films meant to exploit the majority of people who were suffering from heartbreak.