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Woman says she may be a maid in Singapore, but that’s why she could afford 3 houses, 2 plots of land and 1 car in the Philippines

Obbana Rajah
By Obbana Rajah

Singapore: A Filipino woman on TikTok has come back with a sassy response to netizens who called her out for being a maid. A netizen commented on the woman’s TikTok channel: “no lah, she’s a maid”.

In response, the woman, @shery2291, said: “I may be a maid, but I have a car in the Philippines, then I got three houses in Cavite, two land in Samal, and one of them is near the beach”.

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“Singapore is good enough to make me earn money and invest in the future. So if I’m a maid here in Singapore, it’s okay”. She added, “As long as I’m just thinking about the future and not just (posting) hating comments in other people’s videos.”

The woman retorted: “Just saying”.

The video was posted on TikTok before it went viral on social media, garnering 128,200 likes and 2234 comments. Netizens who commented on the video supported the woman, with some even asking her to bring them to Singapore.

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