Mikee Quintos shares freediving moment with a school of fish in latest video

Mikee Quintos took to social media to share a magical freediving experience.
On Instagram, the 'Slay' actress posted a reel where she could be seen gracefully gliding through the deep blue waters, while being surrounded by a mesmerizing school of fish.
"More to grow, more to be," she captioned.
In April, Mikee shared that she successfully defended her thesis after being in college for 10 years.
In February, Mikee conducted a survey in GMA Network Center for her thesis. She placed boards around the compound with a QR code for GMA employees and visitors to scan.
Mikee currently stars in "Slay," GMA Network's first Viu Original, alongside Julie Anne San Jose, Ysabel Ortega, Derrick Monasterio, and Gabbi Garcia.
—Hermes Joy Tunac/JCB, GMA Integrated News

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