What's the most expensive gift Pooh gave for love? Comedian answers

Pooh is surely the generous type when it comes to his loved ones!

On Thursday’s episode of “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda,” the comedian was asked what the most expensive thing he gave someone to express his love.

“Marami,” Pooh answered.

“Nakapagbigay ako ng mahal na relos, mahal na sasakyan, mahal ko siya eh,” he added.

[A lot. I’ve given an expensive watch, an expensive car, I love the person.]

Pooh was joined in the interview by his fellow comedian, Donita Nose.

“Sabi nga nila, ‘pag nagmahal ka naman talaga, walang measurement ‘yon kung ano ‘yung ibibigay mo, kung ano ‘yung nasa puso mo, kaya mo ibigay, go ahead. Basta sa ikakasaya ng taong mahal mo,” Donita said.

[They say, when you truly love, there's no measurement in what you give, whatever is in your heart, you can give, go ahead. As long as it brings happiness to the person you love.]

Pooh and Donita also talked about how much they prioritize their families.

“Ang pamilya ko, alam din naman ng iba na karamihan sa kanila ay ako nakapagtapapos sa kanila ng pag-aaral. Tapos, kung anong kaya kong maibigay para sa kanila, ibibigay ko. ‘Yun, hangga’t sa minsan, wala ka na, pero kailangan okay sila,” Pooh said.

[My family, others also know that most of them were able to finish their studies because of me. Then, whatever I can give for them, I will give. That's it, even if sometimes, you have nothing left, but they need to be okay.]

Donita agreed, saying, “Parang usually, kami naman mga bading, mas una naman talaga usually family bago minsan ang boyfriend o ibang tao, ganun. Kasi mas gusto namin nakikita na kung masaya kami, dapat mas masaya sila. Kung ano ‘yung kinakain ko, dapat mas more than pa ‘yung kaya kong ibigay sa kanila.”

[Usually, for us gays, it's really usually family first before sometimes the boyfriend or other people, like that. Because we prefer seeing that if we are happy, they should be even happier. Whatever I eat, what I can give to them should be more than that.]

— Carby Basina/CACM, GMA Integrated News