Actress Ellen Adarna shared a humorous video of herself getting slapped by stacks of money on her Instagram account earlier this week. The celebrity mom jokingly asked her fans to give her latest video a caption.
“Caption this because…. 😭🤣🤣🤣 Drop your best one below. May the most unhinged caption win,” she wrote.
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While others participated in helping her come up with a witty caption, some of her fans wondered where the money came from and even asked her for a boyfriend reveal.
“Bf reveal,” a fan wrote.
Ellen maintained that the money that she was flaunting in her latest Instagram Reel was given to her by actor John Lloyd Cruz for the support of their child, Elias.
“Gagi monthly sustento to ni jl sa anak Nya ahahah ginawa ko nalang play time ahahhahah. Wala akong boyfriend noh! Pls lang hahahahah,” Ellen maintained.
Another netizen then joked in the comment section how this is the right way to be slapped–– with cash rather than a credit card. The celebrity mom then claimed how a credit card that was given to her has a “limit” that’s not enough to support a child.
“Ganyan dapat manampal CASH! Hindi credit card,” the fan expressed.
“Na may limit na kulang pa para sa anak ahahahahah lololol buti nalang strong independent guraloo tayooooo lol,” Ellen replied.
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Ellen didn’t disclose any names on who she may have been referring to, but netizens have been sharing some names they’ve thought of in the comment section which Ellen have yet to confirm or deny as of this writing.
Previously, Ellen blasted her ex-partner Derek Ramsay as she challenged his “good provider” tag. She shared a glimpse of what the actor has been giving their daughter, Liana.
“I am not demanding anything beyond what is fair–– but I will not allow a father to live comfortably just cooling his balls while having little to no contribution to his child–– because he gets to see her almost everyday,” she previously said.
“Only after I called him out did he give a credit card–– two weeks ago–– with a ₱50,000 credit limit. That amount covers only 55.80% of the actual breakdown of Liana’s expenses that I clearly presented. Let’s be accurate about that,” she maintained.