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Life Lessons in 'Bawal Lumabas: The Series'

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<p>For actress Kim Chiu, her viral statement &#x27;&#x27;Bawal Lumabas&#x27;&#x27; and its subsequent effects remain to be a big lesson.</p><p>&#x27;&#x27;Okay lang magkamali,&#x27;&#x27; Chiu said in an <a href="https://www.abs-cbn.com/newsroom/news-releases/2020/5/20/kim-chiu-bawal-lumabas-the-classroom-song-star-pop?lang=en">interview</a>. &#x27;&#x27;I learned my lesson. Now, let us celebrate.&#x27;&#x27;</p><p>[It is okay to make mistakes. I learned my lesson. Now, let us celebrate.]</p><p>After turning the viral statement into a hit song, &#x27;&#x27;Bawal Lumabas&#x27;&#x27; takes on a new form as a feel-good digital series on <a href="https://tfc.tv/show/details/7606/bawal-lumabas?from=homepage">iWantTFC</a>. </p><p>In &#x27;&#x27;Bawal Lumabas: The Series,&#x27;&#x27; Chiu portrays Emerald, a former OFW who is excited to come back home and reunite with her younger siblings. It is a heartwarming family &#x27;dramedy&#x27; where Emerald tries to know her siblings better—especially the young and the reluctant Jade (Francine Diaz)—after years of working hard abroad.</p><p>Conflict arises when Emerald confronts and tries to fix her strained relationship with Jade.</p><figure class="op-interactive"><iframe height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/hcPUuBMrEkY?enablejsapi=1" width="560"></iframe></figure><p>&#x27;&#x27;Bawal Lumabas: The Series&#x27;&#x27; aims to tug at the heartstrings of every Filipino family, most especially those who have loved ones working overseas. The show aims to convey that there is light in every darkness, a reason to fight in every struggle, and hope in every terrible situation, as long as you believe in yourself and stand with your family.</p><div class="embed-wrap"><figure data-feedback="fb:likes,fb:comments"><img src="https://sa.kapamilya.com/absnews/abscbnnews/media/2020/advertorial/12/22/money02.jpg"/><figcaption>Send your hard-earned money safely to your loved ones in the Philippines through WorldRemit.</figcaption></figure></div><p>Since <em>&#x27;bawal lumabas&#x27;</em> this Christmas, one way that OFWs can show their love is by sending financial assistance back home with the help of WorldRemit.</p><p>WorldRemit is a simple, fast, safe, and low-cost way to send money to your loved ones. There is no need to visit an agent as you can send 90 currencies to 150 countries from your smartphone or computer because it is 100% digital and offers 24/7 service. 90% of transactions are authorized in minutes. </p><p>It offers a wide range of options for those receiving the money including bank deposit, cash collection, mobile airtime top-up, and mobile money. Its industry leading-technology protects your money so that it arrives safely every time. There are also no hidden costs: see its low fees and best exchange rates upfront.</p><p>With WorldRemit, OFWs will not have to worry about sending money to their loved ones and making their love and presence felt during Christmas time, even from the other side of the world.</p><div><strong>For more information on WorldRemit, visit its <a href="https://www.worldremit.com/en">website</a>.</strong></div>

<p>Kim Chiu learned plenty from the debacle of her viral statement 'Bawal Lumabas.' Now adapted into a digital series, it aims to give life lessons to other Filipino families.</p>

Kim Chiu learned plenty from the debacle of her viral statement 'Bawal Lumabas.' Now adapted into a digital series, it aims to give life lessons to other Filipino families.