Marcos teases Revilla's wife: You're now caregiver to an action star

Marcos teases Revilla’s wife: You’re now caregiver to an action star

By: - Reporter / @JMangaluzINQ
/ 02:15 PM May 08, 2024

MANILA, Philippines— President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday made a quip about Cavite Rep. Lani Mercado that she had turned into a caregiver following her ”action star” husband Senator Bong Revilla’s injury.

During the alliance signing of Lakas-Christian Muslim Democrats (CMD) and Marcos’ Partido Federal ng Pilipinas (PFP) in Makati City, Revilla made his first public appearance since his injured Achilles tendon operation.

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“I was teasing Cong. Lani, sabi ko sa kaniya, ‘Akala mo napangasawa mo action star, ngayon naging caregiver ka,’” said Marcos while greeting his guests in his speech.

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(I was teasing Cong. Lani, I told her ‘I thought your husband was an action star, now you are his caregiver.)

Besides being a senator and the chairman of the Lakas-CMD, Revilla is also an actor known to star in action films.

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READ: Revilla makes first public appearance since his Achilles tendon injury

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During the event, Revilla assured the public that he was in recovery.

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“I am getting better, getting better. And of course, still recovering. Road to recovery, but it’s a long way to go. Three to six months to one year, because it is an Achilles tendon rupture; they totally cut it,” said Revilla in a mix of English and Filipino.

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