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Grace Tanfelix reflects on going viral with ‘Okay Na ‘To’ catchphrase

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E. Kristhoff Cagape

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Grace Tanfelix, now widely known online as Mommy Grace, opened up about her now-iconic line &quot;Okay na ’to,&quot; which went viral through her cooking videos.In an interview on Karen Davila&#x27;s YouTube vlog, the online personality shared her thoughts on how the phrase resonated with viewers.&quot;Masaya sa pakiramdam... Pero di ba po lahat naman tayo matik pagka may ginagawa tayo nasasabi natin &#x27;okay na &#x27;to. Pwede na. Pwede ng kainin,&#x27;&quot; she said.Since going viral, Grace admitted that her schedule has become a lot busier. &quot;Medyo naging busy po ako lately. Marami lang pong brands na for postings,&quot; she relayed.She shared that she&#x27;s flattered now that she&#x27;s recognized in public. &quot;&#x27;Mommy Grace Okay Na &#x27;To&#x27; ang tawag nila sa akin. Masaya [na] nakikilala na nila ako,&quot; she said.Beyond the popularity, Grace said she’s grateful that her content inspires people to cook.&quot;Nababasa ko sa comment section minsan nauubusan [sila] ng recipes and then pupunta lang sila sa sa channel ko, sa vlogs ko, nagkakaroon na sila ng ideas kung ano ang lulutuin nila,&quot; she shared.&quot;&#x27;Yung iba naman natututo rin sila magluto kaya &#x27;yung nababasa ko: &#x27;Thank you mommy Grace for inspiring us.&#x27; Natutuwa naman po ako pag may ganung comments.&quot;<div><iframe src="https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fphoto%2F%3Ffbid%3D612600714944897%26set%3Da.114033958134911&amp;show_text=false&amp;width=500" width="500" height="533" style="border:none;overflow:hidden" scrolling="no" frameBorder="0" allowfullscreen=""></iframe></div>As her following continues to grow, Grace admitted that she&#x27;s starting to feel pressure to talk more in her vlogs. &quot;Kailangan na po, &#x27;yun din po sabi ng team ko: &#x27;Alisin mo na yung hiya mo, eh wala na po akong choice.&#x27;&quot;Looking ahead, Grace shared that she dreams of turning her online success into a food business serving Filipino food.&quot;Gusto ko magkaroon din ng restaurant someday,&quot; she said. &quot;Iyon pong kitchen ko papangalanan ko po &#x27;yang Okay Na &#x27;To Kitchen and baka pag nagkaroon po ako ng restaurant, Okay Na &#x27;To Restaurant.&quot;She also teased a future venture with her son, actor Miguel Tanfelix: &quot;Meron po kaming wino-work out ngayon ng anak ko na food business. Si Miguel po lahat nag-iisip nun.&quot;

Grace Tanfelix reflects on how her cooking video catchphrase ‘Okay Na ‘To’ became a viral hit.

Grace Tanfelix reflects on how her cooking video catchphrase ‘Okay Na ‘To’ became a viral hit.