On Raffy Tulfo in Action, it had seemed to netizens that tricycle driver Charlie “Boyet” Lozada and his OFW wife Sheerlyn Gerasta-Lozada had already made friends and going back to each other’s arms or at least as good friends.
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But after spending 3 days at OWWA where they were housed for the duration of Sheerlyn’s stay, Tulfo staff learned that the two had fought again.
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It turned out that Sheerlyn still continues communicating with her engineer lover Edwin Madrideo in Saudi. Even with her husband and kids in the room, Sheerlyn didn’t have qualms about talking to Edwin.
Photo credit: YouTube / Raffy Tulfo in Action
According to Charlie, he heard the two talking endearments to each other, such as “Miss na kita, Mahal.” Tulfo was able to later confirm this with the kids who also heard the two talking.
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Moreover, while Sheerlyn told staff in the interview that she plans to rebuild a life for herself and the one kid she had left because the OWWA promised to give her money for livelihood worth Php20,000, she was also actually planning to live with Edwin.
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Charlie (and later one of the kids) shared that they heard the two talking about Edwin coming home from Saudi on February 1. Sheerlyn will go back to Manila to fetch him and they would live together in General Santos City, her hometown, where they actually have the blessing of her parents.
Photo credit: YouTube / Raffy Tulfo in Action
Sheerlyn also had no plans on going back to work abroad since she wants to hold on to the last kid she had left, but because Charlie said he wants to have all the kids, Tulfo promised he would do everything for this to happen.
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The poor tricycle driver has accepted his fate, knowing he could not force his wife to love him again… Thankfully, he received Php100,000 from Tulfo so he could start all over again with his kids. Someone had already sent him money for a tricycle and some livelihood – and he found a job at the barangay.
Watch the ending of their story here:
