Francine Diaz joins the fight for her home network ABS-CBN
Francine Diaz recalled her life before she became a big star, saying she has also experienced what it was like to be poor.
July 19, 2020
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Francine Diaz recalled her life before she became a big star, saying she has also experienced what it was like to be poor.
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