Michelle Dee gives update following dog bite
Michelle Dee gave an update after her pet dog accidentally bit her on the face.
In Aubrey Carampel's report on "24 Oras," Thursday, the Sparkle star assured that it was only a freak accident with no aggression from her pet.
"Her mouth was open, my face was right [beside her], kasi magkatabi kami eh. So parang naganun lang. And that's why the abrasion is actually not super deep. It was just really skin," Michelle said.
Michelle reminds the public to act quickly in similar situations.
"First thing is get your anti-tetanus and your rabies shots. With things like this, there are no cures, so you don't want to take the chance. I can't miss a beat and I think my next shot is tomorrow," she said.
After leaving the emergency room, Michelle headed to Dr. Vicki Belo's clinic.
"Dun ako nakahinga after the experts saw what happened. It should heal in the next two to three weeks," she said.
Meanwhile, Michelle said that she will release a new music video for "Reyna" in celebration of pride month.
"It's very camp. It's a little different from the music video that came out but still very close to my heart. And siyempre, abangan din po natin 'yung second single ko that's coming out very, very soon. I can't wait for that also," she said. —Carby Rose Basina/MGP, GMA Integrated News
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