Actress Tuesday Vargas, known for her comedic timing, memorable impersonations, and unmistakable charm, recently showed a side that fans rarely get to see: raw, heartfelt vulnerability. In a candid social media post, she addressed writers and producers with a simple yet powerful message: “Please hire me po.”
For Tuesday, it’s a reflection of the realities of showbiz even for established artists.
The industry can be unpredictable, with roles and opportunities not always aligning with talent or experience. Yet here she is, unafraid to speak openly about wanting to work, reminding everyone that behind the laughter and stage persona is a professional who loves her craft and continues to chase her dreams.
On Facebook, Tuesday posted the following:
“Sa mga kaibigan kong writer, producer at director po, kung meron po kayong projects para sa akin ay available po ako. I am a diligent worker and Id like to believe that I am a good and versatile artist.
Please hire me po. Promise pag huhusayan ko po. Salamat po.”
Her post got mixed reactions, prompting Tuesday to post the following:
“Sa mga nagsabi po na “Ano ba yan nakaka hiya ka nag hahanap ka na ng work sa followers mo, laos ka na ba?”
Please lang po. Maayos naman akong nag pro promote ng aking services at wala naman akong tinatapakan na tao kaya wag naman kayong ganyan.
May ipon naman ako pero nanay po ako at gusto kong may tuloy tuloy akong pang buhay sa pamilya ko dahil nga nawalan ako ng show. Ganun sa showbiz, minsan mabilis ang turnover at walang warning.
So kung wala naman kayong alam sa buhay ko at di naman kayo mag aambag sa pang bayad ko ng bills, sabi nga ni @bretmanrock “don’t f^ckin tell me what to do b!tch”
Sa mga hustlers and breadwinners of the world, huwag tayo mahiya to ask for help para sa pamilya natin. Pagtratrabahuhan mo naman hindi mo naman i aasa di ba? Kung mabait ka at masipag, taas noo mong harapin ang lahat. Respect the hustle guys wag naman kayong nega. Yun lang po.”
As she waits for the next opportunity, Tuesday Vargas continues to be a figure of both laughter and inspiration, proof that even stars, who light up screens and stages, sometimes need to ask for a chance, and that doing so with honesty is a form of strength.
(Photo source: Facebook – Tuesday Vargas)
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