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Julia's palengke day, Sue's Siargao trip, more celebs share what they'd do if they could go incognito

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<div><img src="https://od2-image-api.abs-cbn.com/prod/editorImage/1746123361043celebs-share-what-theyd-do-if-they-incognito.jpg" class="fr-fic fr-dib"/></div>For celebrities, stepping out in public isn’t as simple as grabbing a coffee or walking through a mall. With fans ready to snap selfies and onlookers always watching, even the most mundane errands can turn into a full-on spectacle. Fame comes with its perks, sure. But, privacy? Not so much.So just for fun, and a little bit of fantasy, we asked some of your favorite stars what they would do if they could go unrecognized for 24 hours. Check out the video for their answers! <div><script data-wid="auto" type="text/javascript" src="https://content.viralize.tv/display/?zid=AAFz8gWM8iRADsJr&amp;cid=ABYMeaYMjy6Nr0uH"></script></div>Going incognito sounds like the perfect chance for &quot;The Voice USA&quot; champ Sofronio Vasquez to escape to Boracay for a chill, quiet getaway. Sue Ramirez is thinking beach too, but in Siargao. She jestingly says it would be nice to do anything there without it going viral, even if she kisses a special someone there. If Kaori Oinuma were to visit her dream destination, Jerusalem, she’d want to be able to reflect in peace, so it would be even better if she didn’t know anyone there at all.Others, meanwhile, would use the chance to fight for causes close to their hearts, like Elijah Canlas, who&#x27;d join rallies or stand up for important issues.Dustine Mayores shared he’d probably just chill at the mall. He added, though, that fans nowadays are more mindful and respectful of celebrities&#x27; personal time whenever they see them in public. Any girl would want to go shopping without interruptions. That’s why former &quot;Pinoy Big Brother Celebrity Colla Edition&quot; housemates Charlie Fleming and Kira Balinger would go on a shopping spree if they could spend a day completely unrecognized. Julia Montes shared that she misses going to public market and being able to haggle fairly, as vendors don’t take her seriously when she tries to ask for a discount.  &quot;&#x27;Yung makatawad nang hindi ka bibiruin ng, &#x27;Kaya mo &#x27;yan, Ma&#x27;am,&quot; she laughed. CJ Navato, who’s not naturally shy, doesn’t mind being recognized in public. He joked that he even ends up dancing in the middle of a mall with people watching. But if he were completely anonymous, maybe he&#x27;d be even bolder. His theater play co-star, Nicole Omillo, couldn’t stop laughing at his stories.Meanwhile, “<a href="https://www.abs-cbn.com/entertainment/studios/tv/pinoy-big-brother-collab" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">PBB Collab</a>” evicted duo Emilio Daez and Michael Sager gave one of the wittiest answers, saying they’d go back inside Bahay ni Kuya as mystery houseguests. Sounds like a fun twist, right?Anonymity might just be every celeb’s ultimate day-off fantasy. And if it comes with a beach view or a shopping spree, well, even better.

Celebs share their ultimate fantasy of going incognito for a day—find out what they’d do if they were anonymous!

Celebs share their ultimate fantasy of going incognito for a day—find out what they’d do if they were anonymous!