An Alfamart staff went viral recently on social media after she was recently photographed by a customer who noticed her beautiful face.

The face of the unnamed staff went viral after being featured on several social media pages that praised the beauty of her eyes.

She was wearing a face mask during that time so many netizens became curious about her whole appearance.

The original post gained thousands of shares and likes on social media and some netizens couldn’t stop themselves from trying to locate the said convenience store branch.

Several days after becoming viral on social media, Alfamart Girl finally showed her face to the netizens.

Netizens who thought that she was not good-looking without her mask have been proven wrong because her latest photos showed that she’s indeed beautiful.

The photos has been posted by @assorted_content.

Meanwhile, new admirers of Alfamart girl are waiting for her if she’s planning to become an internet celebrity.

It can be recalled that many influencers started their career after becoming viral.

One example was ‘Badjao Girl’ who went viral in 2016 after she was photographed begging with her brother during a festival.

The Baguio-based nurse who went viral on social media made a public statement denying that she was the one who made a tweet against former First Lady Imelda Marcos that was posted on her social media page.

It can be recalled that Faith Nester Poltic who owned the @NovaVFaith Twitter page allegedly made a tweet giving instructions to the nurses of Marcos to unalive the first lady who’s facing health rumors.

In her Facebook post,  Poltic said that they’re already talking to the camp of Marcos to clarify the issue.

She insisted that her Twitter has been hacked and she was not the one who wrote the said tweet which included medical terms.

“We do apologize to all parties that were affected due to the incident. We do not have any ill will towards Ms. Imelda Marcos and the first family. We have reached out to them through their representatives and are undergoing talks regarding this matter.” Poltic said.

“This whole ordeal has caused undue emotional and spiritual distress to me and my family. We are asking for your prayers as we continue to move forward. Rest assured that we are taking the necessary legal actions to address this issue,” she added.

She also urged the people to respect them and avoid spreading the said tweet.

“We appeal to all of us to be responsible netizen and refrain from engaging with online posts without verifying their veracity.” she said.

As of writing, the camp of Marcos has yet to give a response to the statement of Poltic.

A Baguio City-based nurse went viral on social media because of a message posted on her Twitter about former first lady Imelda Marcos.

It can be recalled that health speculations about Marcos’ health circulated on social media.

@NovaVFaith captured the attention of the netizens after she posted a tweet, urging the nurses taking care of Marcos to do everyone a favor by doing something unethical to the former first lady.

“Kung sino mang nurse ni Imelda, pls do it for all of us. Off mo lang naman ung O2. or ifastdrip mo nicard. or injectan mo insulin. emz,” she said.

The nurse, who’s working at Baguio General Hospital received support from her colleague and some even claimed that her Twitter has been hacked during the time of the tweet against Marcos.

“Good afternoon, I had to make verification regarding this post… Seemingly, the account of Faith is hacked. A disclaimer is already being prepared by her lawyer to be posted soon.” the Diocese of Northern Philippines’ social media page wrote.

However, some netizens questioned the explanation made by the camp of the nurse, saying that Twitter was well-secured to be hacked.

“The object of the tweet is the mother of the current president… with all the resources of the government… which also includes access to foreign law enforcement agencies like the FBI and NSA of the United States…with all that SIGINT capability, do you think he won’t know whether your Twitter account was “hacked?” I’m sorry po.” Atty. Darwin Canete said.