Michelle Dee, Anne Curtis, other celebs congratulate Carlos Yulo's Olympic victories

Carlos Yulo has made the Philippines very proud, and Filipino celebrities couldn’t help but congratulate the 24-year-old Olympian on social media for bagging not one but two gold medals for men’s artistic gymnastics.

On Instagram Story, Lea Salonga congratulated Carlos on his back-to-back gold medals for the Philippines.

Congratulations! Mabuhay ka!” Lea wrote.

On X (formerly Twitter), Miss Grand International 2020 1st Runner-Up Samantha Bernardo said Carlos’s win at the Paris Olympics was “like a fairytale.”

Yesterday was a Dream Come True. Today is like a Fairytale. ?? Ang sarap maging Pilipino. ???? Our Golden Boy, @c_edrielzxs ???????? Mabuhay ka Carlos Yulo! ???? Please support our Filipino Athletes more, Mahal Kong Pilipinas! ???????? https://t.co/IhVAJFcuO4

— SamBer ? (@SamBer_Official) August 4, 2024

“Ang sarap maging Pilipino,” Samantha said. “Our Golden Boy, Carlos, Mabuhay ka!”

“Please support our Filipino athletes more, mahal kong Pilipinas,” she added.

Meanwhile, Jodi Sta. Maria thanked the Filipino athlete for bringing honor to the Philippines.

“Ginto para sa Pilipinas! Congratulations at maraming salamat, Carlos Yulo!” Jodi wrote.

Waaaah! Ginto para sa Pilipinas! Congratulations at maraming salamat, Carlos Yulo ???????????? #paris2024

— Jodi Sta.Maria (@JodiStaMaria) August 3, 2024

Other celebrities, including Michelle Dee, Anne Curtis, Matteo Guidicelli, and Carla Abellana, shared their happiness and congratulations to Carlos in the comment section of the gymnast's Instagram post.

 

 

 

 

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Earlier, Vice Ganda said Carlos would get free entrance, food, and drinks at her newly opened comedy bar for winning gold medals at the Olympics.

READ: What awaits Carlos Yulo on his Olympics triumphs

Carlos bagged the gold medal for the vault finals at the Paris Olympics 2024 on Sunday evening.

This comes at the heels of Carlos’s historic gold medal victory in men’s floor exercise on Saturday, making him the first-ever Filipino to win two gold medals at the Olympics in Philippine history.

We celebrate you, Carlos!

— RSJ, GMA Integrated News