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Actress Sherilyn Reyes-Tan revisited a painful chapter in her life as she recounted how she was scammed out of ₱37 million, using her experience to warn others and offer hope to those who may be going through similar situations.
In a Thread post on Sunday, January 5, Sherilyn shared a past interview with journalist Julius Babao, where she discussed the scam and reflected on the lessons she gained from it.
“Sheyring with you in case di mo pa napanood. Sana may matutunan ka… sa mga katulad kong ilang beses na na-scam, sana makahugot ka ng lakas ng loob kahit paano sa vlog na ‘to,” Sherilyn wrote.
Sherilyn acknowledged the steep cost of the experience, describing it as more expensive than any prestigious education.
“Andami kong natutunan… mahal ang tuition ko, mas mahal pa sa Harvard o kung saan man… trumiple pa. Hopefully this year matapos na namin kasi masyado na silang namayagpag sa interest in six years,” she added.
She also expressed her belief in divine justice and hoped that those responsible would eventually be held accountable.
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The actress first revealed details about the scam during her appearance on Babao’s vlog in December 2024. She described how the ordeal significantly affected her and her family, but she chose to speak out to empower others and prevent them from falling victim to similar schemes.
Despite the challenges, Sherilyn remains resilient and continues to live a happy life with her husband Chris Tan and their three children—Ryle, Lorenz, and Anya. The Kapuso actress has been enjoying quality time with her family, often sharing their joyful moments on social media.
