Not many know it but the veteran actor had an operation recently.
Eddie Gutierrez's unica hija, actress Ruffa Gutierrez, made it public via social media, relating how it was a success, going on to add that his father has been cleared of prostate cancer.
Posting a photo of them together, she wr
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Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, May 13) Beauty queen and actress Ruffa Gutierrez revealed she is currently pursuing her bachelor’s degree after 34 years of working in the entertainment industry.
“You’re never too old to chase your dreams,” she said in an Instagram post.
Gutierrez, 46, is taking BA Communication Arts at the Philippine Women’s University.
“I am both humbled and excited to share with you that I am currently enrolled in The Philippine Women’s University to pursue a Bachelor of Arts Degree majoring in Communication Arts under the Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency and Accreditation Program (ETEEAP),” she said.
With persistence, the twin brother of Richard is now a Greek sculpture come to life.
How did he do it?
Recently, Raymond shared how he lost 70 pounds to completely change his life.
According to him, the whole process did not just change him physically but mentally as well.
It allowed him to continue on with his fitness journey building muscle and gaining strength to this day.
He made clear there are no shortcuts.
Raymond maintained nothing beats consistent hard work.
The son of Annabelle Rama and Eddie Gutierrez gave a piece of advice to those who want to follow in his footsteps.
Texas’ power grid, which operates as the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, covers 90% of the state. The other 10% includes El Paso, the upper Panhandle and a chunk of East Texas. Credit: Justin Hamel for The Texas Tribune
While millions of Texans were left in the dark this week after an arctic blast pummeled the state, not every part of Texas experienced major electricity issues.
Texas has an unusual power setup. Unlike the other states in the union, which are mostly interconnected, Texas has its own power grid. That grid, which operates as the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, covers 90% of the state. The other 10% includes El Paso, the upper Panhandle and a chunk of East Texas.