Shopee Philippines’ new ambassador is Toni Gonzaga

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After Actress-host Toni Gonzaga and her husband filmmaker Paul Soriano had officially signed aboard former Senator Manny Villar’s Advanced Media Broadcasting System (AMBS) Channel 2, it would appear that Actress-host Toni Gonzaga is back to making significant waves in the endorsement arena as well.

Just over two hours ago, Shopee Philippines had uploaded a short snippet with the caption “Finally makikilala niyo na siya tomorrow at 3PM for the big reveal!” (Finally, you’ll get to know her tomorrow at 3PM for the big reveal). Although Shopee was trying to make it seem anonymous as of now, many netizens were quick to follow that it was none other than multimedia star Toni Gonzaga.

Toni Gonzaga Shopee

The Popularity Downfall

After the controversy of the recent Philippine presidential elections, Toni Gonzaga resigned as host of the reality show “Pinoy Big Brother” way back in February as she openly supported, performed, and hosted for then-President aspirant Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. and then-Vice President aspirant Sara Duterte during the campaign period.

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Due to her ties with the Marcos family, many brands and netizens that favored Bongbong Marcos’ rival, then-Vice President Leni Robredo, became aloof towards her.

Now that e-commerce giant has revealed her affiliations with Toni Gonzaga, it begs the question whether she is also getting ready to announce bigger things.

Shopee Philippines

The Southeast Asia’s biggest e-commerce giant has been taking a public hit after announcing their massive layoffs. With interest rates rising, economic uncertainty is certainly looming, which forces companies like Shopee into an unfavorable corner.

However, Shopee fanatics are worried that with the certain announcement of Toni Gonzaga as a Shopee brand ambassador would further make things complicated for the company.

Meanwhile, Shopee’s main competitor, Lazada Philippines, is consistent with its status as one of the leading markets in Southeast Asia, despite the tricky standing of the economy.

Lazada Philippines CEO Carlos Barrera said that he is “confident because we did not pursue overly aggressive growth — which up until the first quarter of 2022, seems to be the direction and strategy for many players in the region.”

With the flooding bad press for Shopee’s new brand ambassador, would this pave the way for Lazada to be number one?

Katherine S

1/4 German, 3/4 Malaysian. I write, follow and monitor closely political news happening in Malaysia, and other happening news in the ASEAN region. Newswriter for the best ASEAN news website - The Asian Affairs.

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