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Jaya, family looking for new home

Jaya, family looking for new home

ABS-CBN News

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Updated Aug 11, 2022 04:55 PM PHT

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(UPDATED) Singer Jaya and her family are now looking for a new home, days after their house in the United States caught fire.

On Instagram, Jaya reposted her husband Gary Gotidoc's post announcing that they are leaving their razed house to find a new home.

"The last time we are ever stepping into this house! We had some pretty fun memories here during our short time. We will never forget all the kind neighbors we had that showed us love and support! It was a fun ride Capitola Pl. Now off to our new adventure and finding a new place to call home!" the caption read.

In her other Instagram posts, which are now unavailable, Jaya thanked all those who expressed their love and generosity for their family.

Jaya moved back to the United States in July last year after the COVID-19 pandemic took a toll on their family, especially after her husband had to be rushed to the hospital due to a stroke.

After all the challenges, Jaya said she left everything in God's hands and that's when she and her husband decided to return to the US.

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'Captain America' slips but clings to N. America box office lead

'Captain America' slips but clings to N. America box office lead

Agence France-Presse

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A scene from Captain America: Brave New World.A scene from Captain America: Brave New World.

LOS ANGELES -- Marvel and Disney's "Captain America: Brave New World" clung to the top of the North American box office this weekend despite a steep drop from its opening, earning an estimated $28.2 million, analysts said Sunday.

That take, on a slow February weekend, was just over one-fourth the $100 million the superhero film earned at its opening. Reviews of the movie, with Anthony Mackie in the title role, have been decidedly weak.

Neon Studio's new comedy-horror film "The Monkey," based on a short story by Stephen King, opened in second place for the Friday-through-Sunday period, taking in an estimated $14.2 million, industry watcher Exhibitor Relations reported.

Theo James, Rohan Campbell and Elijah Wood star in the movie about a demonic toy monkey that is linked to a series of horrific deaths.

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In third place, slipping one spot from last weekend, was Columbia and Sony's "Paddington in Peru," at $6.5 million. Ben Whishaw voices the lovable, floppy-hatted bear.

Also down one spot was "Dog Man," a superhero comedy from Universal and DreamWorks, at $5.9 million. The family-friendly animation is a spinoff from the best-selling "Captain Underpants" books.

And in fifth, at $3 million, was "Ne Zha 2" from CMC Pictures. The Chinese blockbuster has become the biggest-ever box-office release in China and the highest-grossing animated film of all time.

The tale of a rebellious young deity who uses his powers to battle formidable foes, "Ne Zha 2" has logged worldwide ticket sales of $1.72 billion since its January 29 release in China, according to state news agency Xinhua.

Rounding out the top 10 were:

"Heart Eyes" ($2.9 million)

"The Unbreakable Boy" ($2.5 million)

"Mufasa: The Lion King" ($2.5 million)

"One of Them Days" ($1.4 million)

"Love Hurts" ($1.1 million)

© Agence France-Presse

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