Dad mistook daughter’s sonogram for typhoon | Inquirer News

Dad mistook pregnant daughter’s sonogram for super typhoon

/ 01:45 PM May 29, 2023

Netizen Camille Pearl Billones-Apawan’s Facebook post goes viral as her father, Ronnie, mistook her sonogram for a satellite image of a super typhoon. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO/LANCE UY

An expectant mom from North Caloocan has taken social media by storm after she shared her hilarious conversation with her father, who mistook her sonogram for a satellite image of a super typhoon.

Social media user Camille Pearl Billones-Apawan could not contain her excitement as a first-time mom as she eagerly shared the result of her transvaginal ultrasound with her loved ones on Sunday, May 28.

ADVERTISEMENT

Her construction worker dad, Ronnie, is currently in Aklan, so Apawan decided to send him a snapshot of her sonogram via Messenger.

FEATURED STORIES

Little did Apawan expect that her father would interpret the image in an entirely unexpected way, mistaking the sonogram for a satellite image of powerful Super Typhoon Mawar, which entered the Philippine area of responsibility early Saturday morning and was locally named “Betty.”

As her dad extended his congratulations, he noted in jest that his other grandchild, Aki, now had a worthy competitor.

Apawan told the Inquirer in an interview that this was not the first time she had a hilarious conversation with her dad, who constantly cracks jokes and witty remarks every time they chat.

Photo shows Camille Pearl Billones – Apawan’s hilarious exchange with her dad, Ronnie, where she told the latter that they got into an accident on April 2022. Photo courtesy: Camille Pearl Billones – Apawan/Facebook

She recalled that in April 2022, she messaged her dad to report to him that they got into an accident, but instead of asking how they were, he first asked if they were paid by the person who hit them.

When she confirmed that the person liable for the accident paid them P6,000, Apawan’s dad jokingly replied: “Magpabangga pa [kayo]. Araw-arawin [niyo]. Biglang yaman [di ba]?”

(Keep getting into accidents. Do it every day. Suddenly, you’ll become rich, right?)

ADVERTISEMENT

Netizens react

Apawan swiftly became an online sensation, with her post garnering over 98,000 reactions and more than 32,000 shares as of this writing.

Just like her dad, other social media users dropped their witty remarks after her post had gone viral.

“Sumabay ka kasi ng announcement sa bagyo [eh]. Ibang balita pala ang ine-expect niyang [darating],” a comment reads.

(You made an announcement along with the typhoon, but he was expecting a different piece of news.)

“[Buti hindi sinabi sa’yo ng papa mo na kapag girl ang baby ay ‘Betty’ ang ipangalan mo at ‘pag boy naman ay ‘Mawar],” another netizen wrote in jest.

(Good thing your dad didn’t tell you that if your baby is a girl, you should name her “Betty,” and if it’s a boy, you should name him “Mawar.”)

Meanwhile, in its 11 p.m. bulletin issued on Saturday, May 27, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration already downgraded Betty from being a super typhoon to a typhoon category as it slightly weakened while moving over the Philippine Sea east of northern Luzon.

RELATED STORIES:

Typhoon Betty weakens but flash floods, landslides may still occur due to habagat

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.

Subscribe to our daily newsletter

By providing an email address. I agree to the Terms of Use and acknowledge that I have read the Privacy Policy.

P352 million set aside for Betty response activities

More teen births involve older fathers – PSA

Join us and engage with the community by sharing interesting stories, photos, and videos! You may send us your stories via https://m.me/officialbeaninquirer

TAGS: Be An Inquirer, Betty, Mawar, Pregnant, super typhoon, Supertyphoon Betty, Supertyphoon Mawar

© Copyright 1997-2024 INQUIRER.net | All Rights Reserved

We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience on our website. By continuing, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. To find out more, please click this link.