Yam Concepcion Gets “Fully Vaccinated” vs COVID-19 Amid Vacation in New York
Daring actress Yam Concepcion gets “fully vaccinated” against coronavirus disease (COVID-19) during her stay in New York City.
Yam Concepcion, star of “Init sa Magdamag,” appears to be looking forward to longer tapings timeout on her vacation in New York for a month. This comes after the 33-year-old actress and her longtime boyfriend finished the second dosage of the Coronavirus Disease (COVID) vaccination.
The actress uploaded a snapshot of herself with her longtime partner Miguel and their adorable pooch on Instagram, where they proudly displayed her completed vaccination record card. On May 8, Yam or Lorraine May in real life take the first COVID vaccine shot.
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She received the second dosage of the immunization this past weekend. She then shared the entire immunization record card, which also functioned as their date and time stamp, on Instagram.
Yam had previously revealed that she will be on a three-month vacation in New York to make up for her six-year LDR (long-distance relationship). The last time they were together, she said, was in December, though it was only for two weeks.
“Nasanay na rin kaming LDR (long distance relationship) so parang this is nothing new to us, magkalayo pa rin kami. Sobrang swerte lang kasi nakauwi siya dito nung end of December until January bago kami nag locked-in taping ulit. We had time together naman,” she said.
Yam went famous on social media after she got a swab test, as you may recall. After repeated tries to insert the swab into her nose, it shouted as if it was tickling, her followers and other netizens express humorous reactions towards her.
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