Boss Toyo's Pinoy Pawnstars Gallery launches in QC with over 500 displayed items
On Monday's episode of "Unang Hirit," Rabiya Mateo was shown as the host of the gallery's launch, where she said that if she ever sells something for a good cause, it would be her beauty queen sashes.
Among the event's guests were Diana Zubiri and her husband, Andy Smith, who saw a recreated "Encantadia" prop as part of the gallery. Diana starred in the 2005 original "Encantadia" series as Danaya.
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Other items displayed in the gallery are those of the late Nora Aunor and Francis Magalona.
In 2023, Francis M's alleged lover, Abegail Rait, and her daughter sold Boss Toyo a jersey allegedly worn by The King of Pinoy Rap and a photo with a written letter dedicated to her for P500,000.
"Pinoy Pawnstars" is Boss Toyo's YouTube series, where celebrities sell some of their valuable memorabilia. Diana, Niño Muhlach, and Jiro Manio were among the stars who appeared on the show. —AOL, GMA Integrated News
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