Maui Taylor on the Viva HotBabes being compared to the SexBomb Girls: 'It's inevitable'
Actress Maui Taylor discusses the upcoming Viva Hot Babes reunion concert and addresses comparisons to the recently reunited SexBomb Girls. She emphasizes that there is no rivalry between the groups and that the concert is a celebration of their shared history.
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Maui Taylor isn't surprised that the Viva Hot Babes' upcoming reunion concert is being compared to the recent comeback of the SexBomb Girls.
The Viva Hot Babes are set to reunite onstage for “Bulaklak: Viva Hot Babes Reunion” on October 23 at the New Frontier Theater.
The reunion comes after the highly successful comeback of the SexBomb Girls, which has since generated attention from fans around the world.
When asked if she was bothered by the inevitable comparisons, Taylor shrugged.
“Hindi mawawala comparison,” she told us.
She also acknowledged that the success of the SexBomb Girls' reunion helped inspire the Viva Hot Babes to mount their own comeback.
But Taylor made it clear that there is no competition between the two groups, noting that they are all friends.
According to the actress, members of the SexBomb Girls even reached out to congratulate them after learning about their reunion plans.
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