Regine Velasquez unintentionally misspelled the name of Kobe Bryant
Asia’s Songbird Regine Velasquez misspelled the name of former NBA player Kobe Bryant who died just recently in a helicopter crash.
Regine was one of the Pinoy celebrities who expressed sadness over the unexpected death of the 41-year-old basketball legend. Through her Instagram post, which was connected to her Twitter account, the Asia’s Songbird shared a photo of Kobe with the caption “Sad day (crying emoji).”
She also used the hashtag “RIP Kobe”. On the other hand, those first people who have seen her post, they would see “RIP Coby” instead. Apparently, the wife of Ogie Alcasid received bashing because of this. Comments are not allowed now in the said IG post of the singer.
On her Twitter post, Regine Velasquez fired back to the bashers of her unintentional misspelling. She said that she has dyslexia and she really has a problem when it comes to spelling.
Regine added that anyone could correct him without making her feel bad. Here’s her statement following the bashing that she received:
“I always make a mistake with spelling someone name you can correct me without embarrassing me and it’s ok. I have dyslexia I have a hard time with spelling. Please be kind again you can correct me without making me feel bad.”
This post of the Songbird received a comment from her husband. “I love you my honey (three heart emojis),” Ogie wrote. Several fans of Regine also assured her of their love no matter what. Here are some of the comments from the fans.
“We love you with all your flaws and imperfections and we believe it’s beautiful. Good morning Songbird. Have a nice day” – Twitter user @yenb22
“People are too quick to judge. It says more of their character than yours, love. STAY UNBOTHERED. Ily.” – Twitter user @dannamariesu
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