Award-winning journalist Kara David has expressed her deep sadness over the recent eviction of Shuvee Etrata and Klarisse de Guzman from the Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition. During the sixth eviction night on Saturday, June 14, 2025, the duo was officially removed from the PBB house after garnering the lowest number of public votes, with only 31.50%.

Klarisse and Shuvee had previously been considered among the strongest contenders inside Kuya’s house, having proven themselves through multiple tasks and challenges. Their unexpected exit sparked a wave of reactions online, with many fans expressing disbelief and disappointment. One of the most vocal figures reacting to the eviction was none other than Kara David.

On her official Facebook page, Kara shared a heartfelt post alongside a photo of Klarisse and Shuvee, which was originally posted by GMA Public Affairs. In her message, she wrote, “Sobrang lungkot. Para sa akin, si Shuvee at Klarisse ang pinakatotoo sa loob ng bahay ni Kuya. Haaaay. Ang lungkot ko talaga.” Her emotional message resonated with fans who believed that both housemates showcased honesty, resilience, and authenticity during their time on the show.

Despite not making it to the Big Night, Kara thanked the two evictees for inspiring viewers by staying true to themselves. “Salamat Shuvee at Klarisse dahil na-inspire n’yo kaming lumaban. Sa buhay, manalo man o matalo… ang mahalaga, lumaban,” she added. Her tribute underlined the impact that the two celebrities had not only within the house but also on the viewers outside.

Meanwhile, Vice Ganda also offered his sentiments, particularly for Klarisse, with whom he has had a long-standing professional relationship. According to Vice, Klarisse’s eviction from the house does not equate to a loss, emphasizing that her presence on the show helped more people recognize her extraordinary talent.

In a candid post, Vice Ganda revealed that Klarisse had already been scheduled for a second concert, which he is producing, even before she entered the PBB house. He reminisced about how he had previously produced her first major concert on November 18, 2022, at the New Frontier Theater, simply because he believed she deserved more recognition.

Vice also admitted that he initially had doubts about Klarisse’s chances of winning the competition, especially considering the popularity of other housemates who were younger and involved in love teams—a trend that often resonates well with the Filipino audience. However, Klarisse proved her mettle by surviving inside the house without relying on romantic storylines or typical showbiz gimmicks.

“Di man siya ang maging Big Winner, sobrang proud ako sa kanya,” Vice said. “Walang nawala. Di ako nanghihinayang. May inani pa. Mas dumami ng lubos ang naniniwala at humahanga sa kanya.”

He ended his message with a heartfelt note of support, saying he will always stand by Klarisse as she continues her journey to success. Vice’s words solidified the idea that true talent and authenticity will always shine, regardless of reality show outcomes.

As for the other housemates who were nominated during the same eviction night, the pairings of Dustin Yu and Bianca de Vera (DusBi), and AZ Martinez and River Joseph (AZVer), managed to secure enough votes to stay in the competition. This further fueled online conversations, with many netizens questioning the voting system and expressing doubts over the fairness of the results.

For Kara David and Vice Ganda, the eviction of Klarisse and Shuvee marks not just the end of a chapter, but also a reminder of the importance of integrity, truth, and grit in a competitive world filled with judgment and biases. Their words serve as a rallying cry for fans to continue supporting authentic voices, whether inside the PBB house or beyond.

Ultimately, while Klarisse and Shuvee may have exited the competition, their impact continues to ripple across the entertainment industry and among their loyal supporters. With passionate advocates like Kara David and Vice Ganda in their corner, the future remains bright for these two courageous women.