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Netizens Couldn’t Help But React to Rufa Mae Quinto’s Hilarious Caption for Her Fresh Photoshoot

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On the heels of her viral Kill Boksoon parody video for Netflix, Rufa Mae Quinto just announced that she’s the newest endorser for the local wellness center Dermacare. She revealed it through her Instagram post, where she shared some of the pictures from their photoshoot taken by Kenneth Tangonanâand wow, does she look fresher than ever!

LOOK: Rufa Mae Quinto Is Looking So Fresh For Her Dermacare Endorsement Shoot

The comedienne stunned the internet with her barely-there makeup look done by Mark Kingson Qua, glossy hair by Charlie Manapat, and all-white ‘fit styled by Ega Rivera.

See her gorgeous photos below:

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PHOTO BY KENNETH TANGONAN
rufa mae quinto fresh photoshoot funny caption
PHOTO BY KENNETH TANGONAN
rufa mae quinto fresh photoshoot funny caption
PHOTO BY KENNETH TANGONAN
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PHOTO BY KENNETH TANGONAN

The actress no doubt looks stunning! But if there’s another thing that stole our attention, it’s how the comedy queen never fails to make people laugh. In true Rufa Mae fashion, she had the most hilarious caption for her fresh photoshoot.

She wrote: âPurity is next to clarity, positivity, activity, possibility, tranquility, serenity, serendipity, virginity, and simplicity. Ty!!!â

Of course, both netizens and celebrities couldnât help but laugh and play along.

Netizens and Celebrities React to Rufa Mae Quinto’s Fresh Photoshoot and Hilarious Caption

Dragqueen Eva Le Queenâwho, as you may remember, impersonated the actress in Drag Race Philippines season 1âcommented on the photo, saying, âSalamat sa wise words mo ate. Sobrang relate akoo!!! Purity is the best and God will do the rest!â

One netizen chimed in, âYeshhhh virginity is the best policy!â

âPurity is in your puritutary gland,â said another.

And when Michelle Madrigal commented on her post to compliment how fresh she looked, she replied with yet another funny quip, saying: âYes para professional with due respect haha!â LOL!

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Loving the fresh look, Rufa!

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‘We’ve named our six kids after things we love – one was a joke but then it stuck’ – Mirror Online

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A family has been named after things their parents love – including bands, films and sports stars.

Daughter Bambi gets her name from their mum’s favourite Disney film and son Rocky-Tyson after their dad’s obsession with boxing.

Mum Pippa Tinsley, 32, and husband Luke, 33, have named all six of their children – aged between three and 15 – after something close to their hearts.

Both parents are boxing fanatics and named their youngest child Rocky-Tyson, three, after Sylvester Stallone‘s character Rocky Balbo and two-time heavyweight champion, Tyson Fury.

They also took inspiration from the sport to name their six-year-old son Hatton – after boxing legend Ricky Hatton, a British former professional boxer.

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Pippa knew she wanted one of her girls to have a Disney inspired name and although ‘Bambi’ started as a joke, the parents quickly fell in love with the name given to their four-year-old daughter.

Their eldest Joel Scofield, 15, was named after the lead singer of Good Charlotte, Joel Madden, and the main character Michael Schofield from the TV show Prison Break.

Their eldest daughter, Autumn-Kyla, 13, was picked in honour of her nanny Sara Houghton, 58, who loved the name.

And Sara-Lileigh, 11, was named after the same nan and is pronounced ‘Sara-Lily’ – an unusual spelling that Pippa and her mum ‘made-up’ to make it more unique.

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Pippa, a full-time student, who is studying hairdressing and nails, from Grantham, Lincolnshire, said: “There are so many common names out there, why not stand out a bit.

“We’re both obsessed with boxing, so we knew there were going to be boxing-inspired names in there.

“Joel recently did some boxing through school and Hatton has started at Amir Unsworth Boxing Academy where his dad used to take him training and he’s now old enough to join.

“I also knew I was going to have a Disney name for one of them and Bambi was on a list of ridiculous names, as a bit of a joke, but it just stuck.

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“Some people still don’t believe that’s actually her name.

“To be honest she’s such a feral child – we should have called her Mowgli.

“I love all our kids’ name and I don’t care what anyone thinks – they’re fun and unique.”

Pippa had her eldest son Joel, 15, when she was 16 years old, and was a huge fan of the American rock band Good Charlotte in her teens.

She was also a big fan of the TV show Prison Break – which helped inspire her son’s first and middle name.

The mum, who is ‘obsessed’ with all things Disney, was determined to have one of her children named after a character from a film.

The parents, including full-time carer Luke, both fell in love with the name Bambi.

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Earlier this month, Love Island star Molly-Mae announced the name of her daughter as Bambi on her Instagram page.

Pippa said: “I’ve been tagged in so many Molly-Mae stories – it’s doing my head in!

“It’s funny, Bambi has always just been our daughter’s name, it’s never been this talked about.

“At first I liked Belle, but it was my father-in-law’s dog’s name – so that was off the table.

“Luke and I both realised we loved the name Bambi, and it definitely suits her.”

Two of their boys – Hatton, six, and Rocky-Tyson, three – are a combination of names from real-life and fictional boxers.

Pippa said the name Hatton came to her in a dream and although she wasn’t keen on the name Rocky for their youngest son at first, she quickly came around to it.

“We grew-up watching Ricky Hatton and I’ve always been a big fan,” she continues.

“He is such a big advocate for men’s mental health – I just love him.

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“I had a dream we’d called out son Hatton and Luke agreed that it was meant to be.

“I really wasn’t sure about Rocky at first – it sounded like a dog’s name.

“But Luke was desperate to name him that because it was his favourite film growing up.

“I had named all of the others, so it felt only fair – as long as I got Tyson in there too, so we compromised.

“I love Tyson Fury so it’s a little nod to all the boxer we find inspirational.”

Their two middle daughters – Autumn-Kyla, 13, and Sara-Lileigh, 11 – also have unique names that were inspired in different ways by their nanny.

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Pippa said: “They’re not quite as unusual, but both are still very special to us and have lots of meaning behind them.

“My mum Sara had a cancer scare, and I wanted to name one of my children after her.

“Mum also helped me come up with the spelling for Leliegh – it’s so different and no one else spells it like that.

“Autumn was again, inspired by my mum, who wanted to call me Autumn but went with Pippa in the end.

“I was going Autumn Whitney, after Whitney Houston, but then the character Whitney joined Eastender – which put me off the name.

“I don’t like associating their names with anyone else.

“I love how different all of their names and none of them are really outrageous.

“They’re all really special and have a story behind them.”

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A Baker Misread a Request for an Elmo Cake. The Hilarious Result Went Viral – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

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A misunderstanding between a baker and her client led to the happiest of accidents.

On March 19, TikToker Brianna Romero (@brinnicakes), posted a “storytime” about a recent order that went awry in the most hilarious of ways. In the video, which has been viewed over 11.3 million times, the El Paso, Texas baker recounts what happened when she received a rush order for a cake.

“Guys, so my worst nightmare happened,” Romero says in the TikTok, while making an unrelated Kuromi-themed cake in the video. “Last week, a lady DMed me and asked me if I can make an emo cake, and I was thinking ‘Yes, of course. I love emo and I love goth.’”

Romero, who says she’s been perfecting her black frosting, agreed to make the cake.

“I get all the info, the flavor, when she needs it by and everything like that,” Romero says, adding that after she finished frosting the cake on the day the cake was set to be delivered, she reached out to the client to ask if she wanted a number candle to go with it. “She says, “Yes, it’s for my granddaughter and she’s turning four.’”

Taken aback by how young the recipient of this “emo cake” was, Romero says she attempted to explain it away to herself.

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“I thought I was a little bit weird because I don’t know an emo four-year-old,” she says. “But I was thinking, I was trying to reason with myself, maybe she just likes ‘Wednesday’ or something like that.” 

“But, I don’t know, something felt wrong so I DM her and I just say like, ‘Yes, of course I’ll add the four candle but if you don’t mind me asking what is the theme of the party?’” Romero continues. “And she tells me, ‘It’s Sesame Street.’”

It’s at this point Romero realized her mistake.

“My heart sinks a little bit because this is now making sense to me,” she says, telling viewers that she went back to the original text to see what the customer initially said. “And when I scroll back, I misread emo and it says ‘Elmo cake.’”

Romero says that with less than an hour to go before delivery, she rushed to her local Albertsons grocery store. After begging the bakery to throw an Elmo topper on the black cake, she says she decided to give the moody dessert to the customer for free.

Reaction to the video was extremely positive, with customers saying Romero’s honest mistake tickled them (much like a Tickle Me Elmo would).

Still, many of the comments were asking the baker one question: “I NEED TO SEE THIS EMO ELMO CAKE.” So, in a subsequent TikTok, Romero admitted that she failed to include a photo of the actual order in the original video, so she gave the viewers what they wanted — a full goth reproduction.

Replying to @caroldabrowski Heard yall wanted a reveal??? Sorry it took long, I would’ve included photos in the original if I had them but like I said I was in a rush. Anyway heres the freaking emo elmo cake okay! #fyp #emo #emoelmo #elmo #cakedecorating #shawnmendes #lying #smallbusiness #reddit #aita #storytime #pt2

“Heard yall wanted a reveal??? Sorry it took long, I would’ve included photos in the original if I had them but like I said I was in a rush,” Romero wrote in the caption of the TikTok. “Anyway heres the freaking emo elmo cake okay!”

In the TikTok, which has over 2 million views, Romero shows screenshots of her texts with the customer before revealing a reproduction of the emo Elmo cake, complete with a side bang like a popular meme of the Sesame Street character.

“This is so funny,” commented one person on TikTok, adding cry-laughing emojis. “Elmo with a side bang has me in tears.”

Then, on May 4, a tweet sharing the baker’s plight went viral on Twitter, giving a second wave to a cake that probably listens to a lot of Dashboard Confessional and Morrissey.

I’m in tears. This baker said she misread the customer text asking for a “Elmo” cake & instead made an “emo” cake but realized last minute & tried to improvise. Y’all 😂😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/5aUW2z1LeQ

— I appreciate you. (@DeeLaSheeArt)

“I’m in tears. This baker said she misread the customer text asking for a ‘Elmo’ cake & instead made an ‘emo’ cake but realized last minute & tried to improvise. Y’all,” tweeted user @DeeLaSheeArt, showing a screenshot of the cake.

The tweet, which was viewed 10.5 million times, again inspired laughter across the internet, with a heaping side of admiration.

This is going to the saved file lol

— Shugggieee (@Mirashima)

“This is going to the saved file lol,” tweeted one person in response.

“The scream i just scromed. I’m crying!!!!!!” tweeted another.

ELMO! At the Disco

— lil uwuski (@lil_uwuski)

“ELMO! At the Disco,” wrote another Twitter user, referencing emo pop-rock band Panic! At The Disco.

The screenshot of the cake was even retweeted by Wonder Woman herself, Lynda Carter, who joked that the cake reminded her of Eve 6, a band first formed in 1995 — a time when the emo genre was very popular.

This is what I think @eve6 does. https://t.co/hKJhq51VOX

— Lynda Carter (@RealLyndaCarter)

For Romero, all this attention on her cake mistake is surprising but welcome.

“It’s crazy because I’ve never had a big following on any platform or for any reason,” Romero tells TODAY.com, adding that she’s been baking under the name “brinnicakes” for about one-and-a-half years. “It’s been fun. It’s silly to me.”

“Brinnicakes is my nickname, like, since before I was born,” Romero says. “My grandma wrote it in a little journal when she found out that was gonna be my name.”

The 24-year-old, who just got her Master of Business Administration last year, says that she has been receiving many requests to make the emo Elmo cake for other folks, as well as other uniquely themed cakes, thanks to the viral video.

“My orders are predominantly through Instagram, people just DM me with the dates and their ideas and stuff. Because I feel like I’m still learning, I’ll take on most challenges,” she says. 

But Romero is currently taking time off from baking because of a broken wrist, so any creative cake requests will have to wait until she heals.

“I always do farmers markets, but because of my wrist right now, I’m not,” she says. “But as soon as I’m back, I will take some to market.”