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Mas masarap umuwi kapag may lutong bahay! Meet Mikee along with our new kapitbahays Hazel Cheffy, Chef Ylyt, and Kuya Dudut in “Lutong Bahay.”
Together, they’ll visit the celebrity kitchens to uncover stories, and even the secrets behind dishes that have seasoned lives and shaped journeys.
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Mas masarap umuwi kapag may lutong bahay! Meet Mikee along with our new kapitbahays Hazel Cheffy, Chef Ylyt, and Kuya Dudut in “Lutong Bahay.”
Together, they’ll visit the celebrity kitchens to uncover stories, and even the secrets behind dishes that have seasoned lives and shaped journeys.
Watch it from Monday to Friday, 5:45 p.m. on GTV! Subscribe to youtube.com/gmapublicaffairs for our full episodes.
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00:00Kapitbahay, we're going to taste what we cooked.
00:03Yes!
00:04You saw it.
00:05It's good, right?
00:06Yes.
00:07As supermodels, teach us how to model this dish.
00:12Yes.
00:13Model the dish.
00:14Oh, it's so good.
00:15Oh, it's so good.
00:16How many points did you get?
00:17There, there.
00:18Fierce.
00:19Oh, you're surprised.
00:20Chef, let's test it.
00:21You and I.
00:22The one who's going to eat.
00:23How fierce?
00:24How fierce?
00:25How fierce?
00:26How fierce?
00:27How fierce?
00:28How fierce?
00:29Oh, it's good.
00:30Which one should we try first?
00:31I don't know.
00:32Do you already have a modeling team here?
00:33Yes.
00:34There it is.
00:35Trashana.
00:36The lawyer.
00:37Their lawyer.
00:38Do you give her free time?
00:39She has a priority with school.
00:40But if she has a vacation, she has a day off, she works in the morning.
00:41She accepts.
00:42She accepts, you know that?
00:43Wow, it's soft.
00:44It's good, sister.
00:45And it's so soft.
00:46So soft.
00:47The chicken is also so soft.
00:48It's so good.
00:49Oh, that.
00:50It's calm and light.
00:51It's so good.
00:52It's very light.
00:53Yes, it's light.
00:54It's very light.
00:55It's not that sweet.
00:56It's so soft.
00:58It's called chicken and it's not salty.
01:00We don't need to dip it in the sauce.
01:02But it's more delicious.
01:04But it's not salty.
01:06Who eats this without dipping it in the sauce?
01:08I can taste the tanglan.
01:10It's really tasty.
01:12Wait, let me ask you.
01:14Is your last name really
01:16Dazel?
01:18No, it's not.
01:20It's not.
01:22When we didn't have cameras,
01:24his last name is really Dazel.
01:26There's no apostrophe.
01:28His last name is really Dazel.
01:30What's his last name?
01:32Pitbull.
01:34It depends.
01:36It depends on you.
01:38It's a crossbreed.
01:40For me, it's called G.I.B.
01:42Because my father is
01:44a black American merchant.
01:46It's a government issue
01:48of America.
01:50It has a base.
01:52It has a base there.
01:54Of course, you know my mother.
01:56She's outside the base.
01:58I know the biological, but I don't grow up with them.
02:00I have a foster.
02:02I have a mommy and daddy
02:04who took care of me.
02:06What's the story?
02:08My biological mother
02:10is a distant relative
02:12of my father.
02:14Because my father is pregnant
02:16and he wants to have a baby,
02:18it's good that I came.
02:20There's a small baby.
02:22Who's that?
02:24You're siblings?
02:26Yes.
02:28Do you have a biological?
02:30I think we're four.
02:32Did you meet?
02:34Yes, when I was old.
02:36You have a big sister.
02:38My childhood was fun.
02:40Really?
02:42I grew up with my 11 uncles.
02:44We were poor.
02:46I used to live in a slum.
02:48Did you experience that?
02:50Yes.
02:52But when I was young,
02:54now, when I look back,
02:56I tell my children,
02:58I was poor when I was young.
03:00But now, I'm here.
03:02So you don't know?
03:04I don't know if there's something missing.
03:06When we eat, it's enough.
03:08It's too much.
03:10You can't take two.
03:12If there's something missing,
03:14I thought the whole time,
03:16it's enough, it's too much.
03:18We're too much.
03:20You just play, you're just a child.
03:22When you're a child,
03:24you're discriminated.
03:26I don't like the word bully anymore.
03:28They call me Kopraja.
03:30What is Kopraja?
03:32There's a movie,
03:34Aunt Gloria Diaz,
03:36when she was young,
03:38at 12 midnight,
03:40she'll light a candle,
03:42in front of the mirror,
03:44Kopraja, Kopraja,
03:46I'll cry.
03:48Did you try that in front of the mirror?
03:50Yes, yes.
03:52Did you do it?
03:54Yes, yes.
03:56My grandmother told me,
03:58if you get burned,
04:00you don't have a place to live.
04:02Did you feel that?
04:04No, because,
04:06first thing,
04:08there's a truth.
04:10Why would I cry,
04:12why would I do that?
04:14It's true,
04:16truth hurts.
04:18I've known that since I was young.
04:20Did you experience that?
04:22Did you feel it in showbiz?
04:24Yes, in modeling.
04:26When I came to the modeling industry,
04:28everyone was surprised.
04:30Who is that?
04:32She's so fair, so thin.
04:34She's so thin.
04:36Her hair,
04:38up to here.
04:40Barbie,
04:42Barbie.
04:44The models,
04:46who is that?
04:48Ashley Lai.
04:50What's your height?
04:52How did you accept that?
04:54What was your reaction?
04:56I said, I need money, I need a job.
04:58Again.
05:00Out of all your achievements,
05:02in showbiz, modeling,
05:04in business, where are you most proud?
05:06In myself.
05:08I made it this far.
05:10I have beautiful children,
05:12I have beautiful family.
05:14I don't have a business.
05:16I don't have a lot of money,
05:18but I have my freedom.
05:20I'm proud that,
05:22from there,
05:24from the slum area to where I am right now,
05:26I think I did a good job.
05:28Boss Otit,
05:30you've been together for 17 years,
05:32but you've been married for 2 years.
05:34You've been married for 2 years.
05:36Why did it take you 15 years
05:38to get married?
05:40I have 2 failed relationships.
05:42I have 2 of them.
05:44That means,
05:46I made a lot of mistakes.
05:48I want to get married.
05:50This is the right thing
05:52to do for myself.
05:54Again, for myself.
05:56I go back to myself.
05:58I'm ready because this is a commitment.
06:00What is one of the lessons
06:02you learned from your child?
06:04You'll know what unconditional love
06:06means
06:08when you have a child.
06:10Not from a husband,
06:12not from a wife,
06:14but from a child.
06:32For more information, visit www.fema.gov
06:34or call 1-877-425-4255
06:36to learn more.