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Lourdes Jimenez Carvajal, better known as Inday Badiday (August 6, 1944–September 26, 2003), was a Filipino host and journalist who was known as Philippine television's "queen of showbiz talk shows" and "queen of intrigues".
Referred to by many in the entertainment industry as Ate Luds, Inday began her broadcasting career as a radio host who talked about show business. Her commentary and knowledge about the industry eventually brought her fame.
One of her first shows was Nothing but the Truth and later, See-True and Eye to Eye, which served as Philippine television's template for showbiz talk shows.
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Lourdes Jimenez Carvajal, better known as Inday Badiday (August 6, 1944–September 26, 2003), was a Filipino host and journalist who was known as Philippine television's "queen of showbiz talk shows" and "queen of intrigues".
Referred to by many in the entertainment industry as Ate Luds, Inday began her broadcasting career as a radio host who talked about show business. Her commentary and knowledge about the industry eventually brought her fame.
One of her first shows was Nothing but the Truth and later, See-True and Eye to Eye, which served as Philippine television's template for showbiz talk shows. These shows were all produced by GMA News and Public Affairs and her production company, LoCa Productions (LoCa was the combination of the first 2 letters of her name, Lourdes Carvajal). She made her television comeback in GMA Network in 2002 with the show titled Inday, Heart to Heart.
Inday died from multiple organ failure due to two strokes, aged 59. She had three children, Dolly Anne and Ricky, from a previous marriage and Clara (Klang-klang) by her beloved Gene "Bo" Palomo, the man Inday referred to in her famous parting shot, "Saranghamnida, Bo" (Korean for "I love you, Bo") in her program Eye to Eye.
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