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In the Philippines, ordinary fans are thrilled when they see local celebrities in person. But what if a local celebrity becomes a fan of a famous and high-profile international celebrity, such as when they see Angelina Jolie? That’s what TV personality-host Tim Yap experienced when he met the actress.

The Filipino celebrity posted about his short meeting with Jolie on Instagram, which happened while he was watching the Outsiders Musical at the Bernard Jacobs Theatre on Broadway. According to Tim, he tried to stay calm and composed even though he was meeting a big star.

Photo courtesy: Instagram/@officialtimyap

“Need a moment to digest,” Tim said, hiding his excitement.

He recounted his meeting, maintaining a composed exterior as he greeted the Hollywood star.

“Oh hi there Miss Jolie! Congratulations on producing the show!”

“Inside: hand fanning moment + palpitation.”

“IT’S ANGELINA JOLIE!!!” he added.

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The musical is based on S. E. Hinton’s novel and the film directed by Francis Ford Coppola with the same title, exploring the lives of underprivileged teenagers whose best chance for survival and acceptance is through their tight-knit community. Jolie was one of the producers of the musical.

At the same time, other celebrities in the comment section couldn’t help but express their excitement about Tim’s starstruck moment.

Small Laude: “I can’t believe.”

Yassi Pressman: “KAKAIYAK”

Karen Davila: “OMG!!!!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥 woooow!”

Anne Curtis: “Whaaaaaaat”

Michelle Dee: “Omfg”

Vina Morales: “Omggggggg 😍 and you’re in New York already!!! Haha enjoy NYC missing it.”

But, who is Angelina Jolie anyway?

Angelina Jolie is an American actress, filmmaker, and humanitarian. She was born on June 4, 1975, in Los Angeles, California. Jolie is known for her successful acting career, which includes notable roles in movies such as Girl, Interrupted (for which she won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress), Lara Croft: Tomb Raider, Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Changeling, Salt, and Maleficent.

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In addition to her work in film, Jolie is known for her humanitarian efforts, particularly in the areas of refugee assistance and human rights. She has served as a UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador and Special Envoy, working to raise awareness and support for displaced people around the world. Jolie is also known for her advocacy on issues such as gender equality, children’s rights, and education.

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Meanwhile, Tim Yap is a Filipino TV host, socialite, entrepreneur, and columnist known for his vibrant personality and influential presence in the entertainment and fashion industries in the Philippines. He is recognized for his hosting roles on television programs and events, where he often brings his unique flair and style. 

Photo courtesy: Instagram/@officialtimyap

Yap has established himself as a prominent figure in social media, sharing updates about his lifestyle, travels, and various cultural events. Additionally, he is known for his work in event organizing and his involvement in philanthropic activities. His charismatic approach and network have made him a notable figure in Philippine pop culture.

*Cover Photo/Thumbnail Photo: Instagram/@officialtimyap

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