P30,000 reward offered: Help Myrtle Sarrosa find her lost phone





Myrtle Sarrosa’s day at ToyCon Nexus x PopLife Festival at the SMX Convention Center Manila in Pasay City on June 13, 2026, was meant to be filled with excitement and nostalgia—cosplay, collectibles, and moments shared with fans. But amid the colorful chaos, something precious was lost: her phone.

For Myrtle, it wasn't just a gadget. Her phone held memories, irreplaceable files, and videos—snapshots of her life and work, all essential for her content and personal journey. When she realized it was missing, her heart sank, not with anger or blame, but with hope.



She took to social media, her voice sincere and vulnerable. “To those who picked up or got my phone, I am begging you. I hope you can bring this back. I’m willing to give a ₱30,000 reward to the one who can return this.”

Myrtle’s message was clear and kind. Instead of anger, she showed understanding: “I completely understand that people go through different circumstances in life. From the bottom of my heart, I have no anger or resentment.”

All she wished for was to recover the memories and work that could not be replaced. “Please. As long as you can return it, I will give the reward and will not ask again. Thank you very much.”

In a world that sometimes feels harsh, Myrtle’s response was a gentle reminder of empathy, hope, and the power of kindness—even in unexpected loss.

Main photo caption: Myrtle Sarrosa (Facebook)





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