Home Tours

Vice Ganda's Walk-in Closet Is Bigger Than the Bedroom

The chic bathtub and shower cost P800,000.

 

Part two of Vice Ganda's industrial-style home is here, and this time, the host takes us through the second floor. In part one of the tour, we find out that Vice incorporated stone, metal, and glass elements in every room of his house. And to make things easier for his loved ones, especially his mom, the host had an elevator installed for people who can't always take the stairs.


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The first room we see upstairs is a guest room (for when his friends decide to sleep over); here's a shot of the closet.

 


We also see Vice's favorite part of the house, his walk-in closet, which is meant to hold his many, many gowns and shoes. In fact, the shoe shelves will have built-in lights.

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Here's Vice's makeup area:


In his personal bathroom is an P800,000 bathtub and shower combo that came all the way from Spain. And get this: The shower lights up in three different colors!


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Of course, there's also the gorgeous bedroom, with a bed that has an incline feature.


 

The view from the veranda? Priceless.


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At the end of the video, Vice leaves a sweet message for everyone with big dreams:

"'Di naging madali ang karera ng buhay ko. Nagsimula ako sa pinakamababa ngunit may bitbit na pinakamataas na pangarap para maiangat ang pamilya, ang sarili, at 'di naglaon ay pati na rin ang kapwa.

"Nahirapan ako sa simula. Sa gitna. At may mga pagsubok pa rin hanggang ngayon. May mga nagawang maling desisyon. Pero 'di ako sumuko. 'Di ako huminto.

"May mga pagkakataong kailangang kong huminahon para huminga at mag-ipon muli ng lakas. Pero hind ako huminto.

"Alam kong may mga hangad ka rin sa buhay. At sa pagkamit nito ay maaari kang mapagod. 'Di masamang magpahinga. Pero huwag kang hihinto.

"There are people who will wish for you to fail, but you were born to make it. You are success waiting to happen. Dare to dream big. Work hard to build your dreams. Let your dreams find a home."

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Watch part two of Vice Ganda's house tour below:

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