HINDI pinagsisisihan ni Sofia Andres na sa edad na 21 ay naging mommy na siya. Ibinahagi niya ito sa kanyang Instagram post kamakailan. Nagbahagi rin si Sofia ng kanyang pananaw tungkol sa pag-ibig. Palagi raw kasi itong idini-describe ng marami na puro tungkol sa kaligayahan at masasayang sandali na malayong-malayo daw sa realidad ng buhay. “Not my best angle … but um i just wanna let u know that love is often portrayed as a fairytale, with perfect moments and flawless relationships. but in reality, love is not meant to be perfect. it’s messy, challenging, and filled with ups and downs,” panimulang post ni Sofia sa kanyang Instagram.
Kasunod nito ay ang pag-alala niya ng naranasan niya noon ang pagbubuntis unexpectedly sa edad na 21. Pero hindi niya raw ito pinagsisisihan. Lahad ng aktres, “It took me by surprise when I became pregnant at a young age, but i will never regret the moment i discovered i was going to be a mom.” Nabago rin daw ang mindset niya lalo na noong dumating na ang daughter nila ni Daniel Miranda na si Zoe. “Becoming a parent brought a sense of responsibility that I never anticipated. it’s a role that requires endless strength and dedication,” sabi pa niya. Dagdag pa niya, ibang saya din daw ang naramdaman niya sa bagong chapter na iyon ng kanyang buhay kasama ang kanyang mag-ama. “But it’s also a role that brings immense joy and fulfilment being a partner and a mom simultaneously can be overwhelming at times. It requires balance, sacrifice, and learning how to navigate the different roles we play in our loved ones’ lives,” aniya pa. Ang mga na-experience daw niya ang nagturo sa kanya para maunawaan niya na ang pagmamahal ay hindi lang tungkol sa masasayang moments ng mag-asawa.
“But through it all, i’ve come to understand that love is not about perfection. It’s about being there for one another, supporting each other, and cherishing the imperfect moments that make our relationships real,” paliwanag pa ng aktres. Kung tutuusin, hindi naman daw masasabing isang fairytale ang journey ng kanilang love life. Pero hindi raw niya ito ipagpapalit sa kahit anong bagay sa mundo. “So, while my journey may not resemble a fairytale, it is filled with love, growth, and a deep sense of purpose. i wouldn’t trade it for anything in the world. Being a partner and a mom has taught me the true meaning of unconditional love and has made me a stronger and more compassionate person,” huling pahayag ni Sofia Andres.
AYON kay Jaclyn Jose, during one of her interviews on TV Patrol, may dahilan kung bakit siya pumayag magbalik sa Kapamilya channel. Matatandaang first time in 10 years na lumabas ulit sa ABS CBN ni Jaclyn who is now 59-year old. The actress recalled the first time she worked with Coco and how she got convinced to join his latest top rating series, FPJ’s Batang Quiapo. “Si Coco, parang anak ko na ‘yan; ang una niyang pelikula, kasama ako. Masahista, noong araw, matagal na, at mula noon hindi naman kami nag-lose contact. In short, nagkakausap pa rin…” pahayag niya.
The award-winning actress was referring to the Brillante Menddoza-helmed indie film, Masahista, which gave Coco a Young Critics Circle Best Actor award. Nagkatrabaho din ang dalawa in numerous projects including TV shows and movies. In 2009, Jaclyn played a major supporting character in Coco’s first lead teleserye, Nagsimula Sa Puso, where he starred opposite Maja Salvador. Nag-work din ang dalawa sa primetime series na Kung Tayo’y Magkakalayo noong 2010. Jaclyn moved to GMA Network after completing her last teleserye under ABS-CBN, ang Kahit Puso’y Masugatan noong 2013. “Nagkataon lang na nasa ibang istasyon tayo at that time, hindi tayo nakapasok sa ‘Probinsyano’,” aniya. “Ang pakiramdam ng artista, ako ha, kapag hindi ako nakapasok sa soap ni Coco, hindi kumpleto ang pagiging artista ko. May ganoong feeling. Hindi ko alam ang pakiramdam ng kapwa ko artista, pero ako, ganoon ang pakiramdam ko,” lahad pa niya. Sa Batang Quiapo ay ginagampanan ni Jaclyn ni Corrections Chief Supt. Dolores Espinas.
