Netizens online criticized a post that seemed to disrespect award-winning broadcaster Kara David.
A post from a Pinoy Big Brother fan against GMA Broadcaster Kara David went viral, and several netizens have these reactions.
Among the highly respected personalities in the broadcasting field is Kara David. She has won several awards for her works, and previously, was vocal in supporting Shuvee Etrata in PBB Celebrity Edition Collab. She was affected when she was evicted along with her duo at that time, which was Klarisse De Guzman.
The journalist even became emotional when they met personally and quipped that she had been voting for them every day, but it appeared her budget wasn’t enough.
She said, “Every day bumboto ako sa’yo. Sorry kunti lang yung nagastos ko. Kulang pala yung budget ko.”
Following this encounter, a PBB fan who supports other housemates shared his thoughts online, and it immediately earned attention online. A lot of netizens reacted, and they seemed to could not bear the disrespect in the post to the award-winning journalist.
The post noted that it did not like the way David made the insinuation, and did not fact-check. It also seemed to throw shade, claiming that Shuvee’s “manliligaw” is the broadcaster’s nephew.
One X user shared, “nakakaloka pati si kara david inaway na ng mga pbb fans jusko the secondhand embarrassment!”
According to the commenters, the other PBB fans dragged other celebrities as well, not just David. They were just amused as to how far some fans would go to just to make the other housemates look bad to lift the ones they are supporting to stand out.
Meanwhile, as a broadcaster, some of her international recognitions are:
- 2003
- UNICEF Child Rights Award for the documentary: Selda Inosente
- 2005
- Certificate for Creative Excellence, US International Film & Video
- Festival for the documentary: Pagbabalik sa Selda
- Finalist, Japan International Prize
- Best Social Awareness Program, Asian Television Awards for the documentary: Buto’t Balat
- 2006
- Silverscreen Award, US International Film & Video Festival for the documentary: Buto’t Balat
- 2007 Finalist
- New York Film Festival for the documentary: Uuwi na si Udong
- Silverscreen Award, US International Film and Video Festival for the documentary: Sa Mata ni Ekang
- Finalist, New York Festivals for the documentary: Alaga
- Certificate for Creative Excellence, US International Film & Video
- Festival for the documentary: Gapos
- 2008
- Finalist, New York Festivals for the documentary: Bundok na Kristal
- 2009
- Certificate for Creative Excellence, US Int’l Film and Video Festival for the documentary Tasaday
- 2010
- George Foster Peabody Award for the documentary: Ambulansyang de Paa
- 2011
- New York Festivals Bronze Medal for the documentary: Paraisong Uhaw
- 2012
- Finalist, New York Film Festival for the documentary Gintong Putik
- 2013
- Nominated, International Emmy Awards: Alkansiya
Locally, she also received recognition, such as Best Television Feature, Broadcast Journalist of the Year, Best Documentary Program Host, Best Female Field Reporter Of The Year, Best Documentary, and many others for her work in broadcasting and documentary.
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