Mariel Padilla shared a post featuring these two senators
Celebrity vlogger Mariel Padilla praised his husband, Senator Robin Padilla, and Senator Camille Villar.
Mariel has been very supportive of her husband’s political career. When the actor decided to enter the political arena in 2022 to run for senator, his wife supported him all the way.
The former Pinoy Big Brother host would work hard in doing her live selling to financially support her husband’s campaign. Aside from her husband, Mariel also supported the senatorial candidacy of her longtime friend Camille Villar.
In a recent social media post, Mariel Padilla expressed that she is proud of her two favorite senators who work together for the Committee on Cultural Communities and Muslim Affairs.
These are none other than her husband, Sen. Robin Padilla, and her friend, Sen. Camille Villar. The celebrity mom shared a screenshot of a Facebook Live while the two were on a video conference.
“Despite all the noise, my two favorite senators are working hard. Robin Padilla Camille Villar,” Mariel wrote in the caption of her post. As of this writing, the post has already received 47 thousand laugh reactions, more than 2 thousand comments, and more than 500 shares.
Based on the article in Balita, it can be seen that Sen. Padilla was in Maria Hangin Island, Palawan while having a video conference with Sen. Camille.
It was said that the two senators discussed the filing of eviction and demolition cases of the residents in the said area, including the Molbog Indigenous People of Balabac, Palawan.
In a more recent Facebook post, Mariel Padilla shared Sen. Robin Padilla’s update about his encounter with the people of Balabac, Palawan. “Sa bawat salaysay, malinaw ang sakit, takot, at panawagan para sa katarungan ng ating mga kababayan, lalo na ng mga katutubong matagal nang naninirahan sa kanilang lupang ninuno,” the lawmaker wrote in the caption of his post.
Sen. Padilla also hoped that through his encounter with the locals, the Senate would be able to come up with measures to address the people’s predicaments.