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MANILA -- After Sunday's protests, the hosts of ABS-CBN's noontime program "It's Showtime" continued to express their stand against corruption in the government on Monday as they wore white outfits and tied white ribbons on their wrists.
Led by Vice Ganda and Anne Curtis, the show's hosts -- Amy Perez, Vhong Navarro, Jhong Hilario, Ogie Alcasid, Ryan Bang, Karylle, Darren Espanto, Ion Perez, Jugs Jugueta, Jackie Gonzaga, MC Calaquian and Cianne Dominguez -- all wore white and white ribbons, a symbol of purity and unity against corruption.
"PBB Celebrity Collab Edition" former housemate Shuvee Etrata was also present.
"Ngayong Lunes, magkakaisa tayo, tama? Dahil hindi tayo papayag na matalo ng kalungkutan. Tumindig, lumaban, labanan ang katamaran at i-achive ang inaasam mong kasiyahan. Let's go," Vice said after the show's opening number with Sofronio Vasquez, the grand winner of "The Voice USA" season 26. "Dito sa 'Showtime' ang inilalaban natin dito ay pag-asa at kasiyahan."
Curtis added: "Tanghali na guys, kaya naman sa mga natutulog pa -- gumising na kayo. Imulat ang mata, huminga ng malalim at salubungin ang suwerte, good vibes at positivity."
Screen grab: YouTube/ABS-CBN EntertainmentOn Sunday, Vice called for death penalty for government officials allegedly involved to anomalous flood control projects and urged Filipinos to speak out and make their anger felt as he joined the Trillion Peso March program at the People Power Monument along EDSA.
The superstar comedian also asked President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., to punish everyone accountable for the corruption.
Joining Vice on stage after marching from EDSA Shrine were Curtis, Darren Espanto, Donny Pangilinan,Jackie Gonzaga and Jasmine Curtis-Smith.
Vice Ganda calls for death penalty for corrupt officials
Other celebrities who joined the September 21 protest were Maris Racal, Elijah Canlas, Andrea Brillantes, Angel Aquino, Gardo Versoza, Alex Medina, DJ Chacha, Gabbi Garcia, Khalil Ramos, Julia Barretto, Leon Barretto, Marjorie Barretto, Tessie Tomas, and Iza Calzado.
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