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‘Love Thy Woman’: Only women left standing as David killed in bloody episode ahead of finale

‘Love Thy Woman’: Only women left standing as David killed in bloody episode ahead of finale

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Feuding sisters Dana (Yam Concepcion) and Jia (Kim Chiu) are both shot in the penultimate episode of ‘Love Thy Woman’ on Thursday. Kapamilya Online Live

MANILA — The penultimate episode of “Love Thy Woman” opened on a bloody note Thursday with the death of David (Xian Lim), leaving only women among the principal characters left standing.

Defending both Jia (Kim Chiu) and Dana (Yam Concepcion), David was shot by Lucy’s (Eula Valdez) henchman, whom she had tasked to forcibly take Dana to her.

The struggle resulted in all three — David, Jia, and Dana — getting shot. David’s wounds proved fatal, while the sisters survived.

David’s death comes after Adam’s (Christopher de Leon) murder only a few weeks prior, eliminating both men whose respective relationships with different women led to the generational feuds within the Wong family.

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Adam had been involved with Lucy, his original wife, and later Kai (Sunshine Cruz) and Amanda (Ruffa Gutierrez) — all of whom has a child each with him.

Lucy’s daughter Dana and Kai’s daughter Jia would later have their own tug of war, not only over the fortune and love of their father, but also over David and Jia’s biological son, Michael.

With the deaths of Adam and David, the women now have an opportunity for reconciliation, with Jia asking for forgiveness from Dana.

Fittingly titled “The Last Woman Standing,” the final episode of “Love Thy Woman” on Friday is expected to bring together the Wong women as they start anew as heads of the late patriarch’s corporation and as a family bonded, not only by blood.

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‘Sustainable Living’ boasts local heroes of nature in latest season

‘Sustainable Living’ boasts local heroes of nature in latest season

Drew Acierto,

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The latest season of Sustainable Living will showcase several individuals and groups behind innovative and climate-friendly projects. Hosted by Marc Nelson, Sustainable Living: Heroes of Sustainability is a production of Metro Channel for its Sustainable and Regeneration Campaign. 

This new season is in partnership with First Philippine Holdings and will feature the eco-tourism spots, sustainable products, and innovative solutions that will get the viewers inspired to make lifestyle changes that’s beneficial for the environment.  

In the first episode which aired earlier this month, Marc had the chance to have a conversation with Illac Diaz, founder of Liter of Light. The social enterprise proves to be a game changer as it transforms discarded plastic bottles into solar lamps at a low cost.

The lifestyle host then interviewed Anna Lagon, co-CEO and chief creative officer of Bayo–– the first Filipino fashion retail brand to join the United Nations Global Compact. In its latest episode, viewers were treated to the success story of Jordy Navarra’s Toyo Eatery which won a Flor De Caña Sustainable Restaurant Award.

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After interviewing several businesses mostly based in mainland Luzon, Marc will travel to the island of Palawan in the upcoming episode this February 23. Viewers will be taken on a trip to the rich scenery of the Earth School in El Nido which was founded and headed by David Esteban.

The latest episode will showcase the school that was built with bamboo walls and is one of the first to have a sustainable and eco-conscious education. 

The March 2 episode will get viewers excited as the founding farmer, CEO, and president of AGREA Agricultural Systems International, Inc. Cherri Atilano will show how their program could help eradicate poverty for farming and fishing families, alleviate the effects of climate change, and establish food security in the country. 

Sustainable Living: Heroes of Sustainability airs every Sunday at 8 p.m. on the Metro Channel which is available on Sky Cable channel 52 (SD) and 147 (HD), Cignal channel 69, and GSAT channel 70. Viewers who wish to watch on the internet could also do so through the Metro.Style channel on YouTube. 

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