Janella Salvador Reveals Reason Why MMK Episode, Show In Isabela Were Moved

Janella Salvador’s shows were both moved.

JANELLA SALVADOR – Here is the reason why the MMK episode of Janella Salvador and her show in Isabela were respectively moved to February and May.

Janella Salvador, in terms of her career in the entertainment industry as an actress, model, and singer has started when she first appeared in Be Careful With My Heart followed by Oh My G! (2015), Haunted Mansion (2015), and Born for You (2016).

She is paired with the former Kapuso actor who later on transferred to ABS-CBN network Elmo Magalona.

Janella is the daughter of the stage singer actress Jenine Desiderio.

Janella Salvador — Photo lifted from Pep

And being one of the famous actresses of her generation as of today, numerous projects are ahead of her.

However, in a Twitter post, she stated that her episode in Maalaala Mo Kaya with Elmo Magalona which is supposed to be aired this weekend and her show in Isabela has been both moved.

“Good evening, everybody! I think you deserve to know what has been happening these past few days— the reason why our MMK episode was moved to next week & why our show in Isabela (supposedly tomorrow) was moved to May,” she wrote.

And in the thread is where she shared the following information. Read below:

I’ve been feeling sick these past few days and I thought I just caught the flu (all the symptoms were there: cough, colds, body pain, fever) Thursday morning, I woke up with a temperature of 39°c , I had rashes everywhere, and I literally couldn’t get up. Everything hurt.

Thank GOD for the people around me & for the doctors that came over cause I wasn’t strong enough to go to the hospital. They took blood tests from me yesterday and today to monitor my platelet count and unfortunately, it decreased to below average today. BUT

I finally went to the hospital today (super ready na to get confined for the first time and I was so scared omg) but thank God (again!) cause the dengue test came out negative!!! I do have a viral infection, though.