Pokwang Shares Video Of Man Talking About "Deadbeat"

Pokwang Reposts Video Of A Guy Talking About “Deadbeat” Dads

POKWANG – Kapuso comedian Marietta Subong a.k.a. Pokwang shared a video of a guy taking about “deadbeat” dads.

For a few months now, Pokwang and Lee O’Brian’s split has been a hot topic. According to the comedian, her former partner neglected to provide for their daughter Malia.

Pokwang claimed that since becoming pregnant, she had supported herself financially. Even more shocking, she admitted that Lee ‘didn’t want’ their daughter. “Nagalit siya nung nalaman na buntis ako,” the actress remarked.

Lee O’Brian was not actually helping Pokwang with their business, contrary to what she had previously said. Later, she started to agree with netizens when they referred to her ex-partner as “palamunin.”

During her interview with Kapuso actress-vlogger Bea Alonzo, the 52-year-old comedian said she gave her all to make her former relationship work. She also shared that she gave too much to the point where her family and friends were angry with her.

Just recently, Pokwang reposted a video of a man speaking about “deadbeats” on her Instagram account. These people are commonly referred to as “deadbeats” in slang.

In the video, the speaker talked about “deadbeats” who constantly criticize the mother of their children. The man then asked, “Where would your kids be without her?”

The man in the video continued by stating that he is a kid of a single mother and that he grew up witnessing her go through a lot of struggles. He continued by saying that “deadbeats” don’t actually care about their children.

When asked if he hates males, the man in the video that Pokwang uploaded said that he does, but he does despise deadbeats. After that, the speaker claimed that there is a significant “difference between a man and a deadbeat.”

Pokwang didn’t specify if she was trying to get the attention of a potential deadbeat.

“For all the deadbeats who have so much to say about their baby mom. Where would your kids be without her?” the man asked in the video.

“Let me ask that again. Where would your kids be without her?”

“Right you don’t see them because of her. When’s the last time you called them?”

“When’s the last time you texted your kids? When’s the last time you asked about your children?” the speaker continued to ask the so-called “deadbeats.”

“For all the people that say I hate on men all day or that I’m a “pick me” I don’t hate on men. I hate on deadbeats.”

“There’s a difference between a man and a deadbeat. I was the son of a single mom. I watched everything she went through. I feel I add to the conversation. And I have a lot to say,” said the man in the video that Pokwang reposted.