Kim Chiu's sexy beach outfit: Steal her look

Reta Lee
·Editor-in-Chief, Lifestyle
·1 min read

With the Philippines reeling from the win, thanks to the first-ever gold brought by Hidilyn Diaz in the weightlifting category, many celebrities and personalities have jumped on the bandwagon to share support for the athletes taking part in the Tokyo Games event.

One of them is Kim Chiu, who also congratulated Nesthy Petecio after she earned a silver medal in boxing,

Chiu acknowledged her win by sharing a picture of Petecio on her Instagram Story.

Chiu is also keeping busy on social media, sharing a slick Vlog of her beach travels to her 10 plus million followers.

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