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Filipino Woman Becomes an Instant Celebrity For Looking Exactly Like Chloë Grace Moretz

Filipino Woman Becomes an Instant Celebrity For Looking Exactly Like Chloë Grace Moretz

December 8, 2016
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A Filipino fast-food attendant became an instant internet darling after people noticed her uncanny resemblance with Hollywood actress Chloë Grace Moretz.
It all started when her candid photo was secretly taken by a Jollibee customer who later uploaded it on Facebook with the caption: “Didn’t know Chloe Grace was working at Jollibee in Navotas.“
The picture received thousands of likes, comments, and shares, elevating her to viral status in less than a week, earning the mystery girl the moniker “the Filipina Chloë Moretz.”
A social media user similarly posted her images on Twitter, this time tagging Chloë Moretz herself in the post.
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Chloë’s reaction was priceless, quickly acknowledging how she looks just like her Filipino doppelgänger in several tweets:
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The young woman, who was later identified as Edcell Ched, was elated of her newfound fame, especially after Moretz herself discovered her photos.
According to social media sleuths, Ched is a working student who is currently studying at the City of Malabon University in the Philippines.
Jollibee will certainly be missing out if Ched does not get featured in a Chloe-inspired ad soon. Or maybe feature them both? Please make it happen.
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      Ryan General is a Senior Reporter for NextShark

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