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GMA Network
7 hours ago
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- GMA Network
Carmina Villarroel asks Zoren Legaspi: 'Naging marupok ka na ba?'
Has Zoren Legaspi ever fallen into temptation? On Tuesday's "Fast Talk with Boy Abunda," Zoren and his wife Carmina Villarroel engaged in a conversation about marital temptations, leading to the actor being put on the hot seat when directly asked about his perspective on vulnerability. Zoren was explaining his belief that temptation, especially amplified by social media with its private messages, is ever-present, adding that if a husband feels neglected, he might become "marupok." So Carmina promptly challenged his stance and asked: "Naging marupok ka na ba?" Zoren's initial reaction was to repeat the question, which Carmina quickly interpreted. "Kita mo 'yan? Kapag inuulit-ulit ang tanong, ibig sabihin, parang sinasabi niya, 'I'm guilty,'" she said. When asked again, Zoren admitted, "Muntik na." He credited his strong "spiritual" foundation as the crucial factor that prevented him from succumbing to temptation. "That's why it's very important," he said. Despite his near-vulnerability, Zoren said that he did not have any complains about Carmina's care for him. Carmina and Zoren got married in 2012. They have twins together, Cassy and Mavy. Carmina just turned 50 years old, and Zoren surprised her with a birthday party. The Legaspi Family is set to star in "Hating Kapatid." It is their first series as a family. —Carby Rose Basina/MGP, GMA Integrated News
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GMA Network
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Have Kate Valdez and Fumiya Sankai talked about marriage?
Have Kate Valdez and Fumiya Sankai talked about marriage? On Friday's episode of 'Fast Talk with Boy Abunda,' the couple openly discussed their future plans, confirming that their relationship extends beyond casual dating. According to Kate, she believes it's time to talk about marriage and settling down. 'Kasi we're not just together for joke-joke lang. Sometimes there's [a] question din na you have to know about the financial stuff, paano 'yung mga gano'ng bagay,' she said. While they are taking their time and currently focusing on their respective careers, the Sparkle star affirmed that marriage is a direction they are heading towards. 'Papunta naman dun pero we're still enjoying our time,' Kate said. Fumiya echoed the sentiment, affirming that they are indeed talking about their future. 'I know [the] right time will come. Definitely. 'Di ba? That's why now we focus on ourselves. Pero siyempre, I want to be with her,' he said. When probed about the hypothetical possibility of moving to Japan if they were to marry, Kate expressed a strong willingness to experience it. 'Kasi siyempre I grew up here. Pero experiencing that, his culture as well, I think it's good kasi I have to know,' she said. 'I have to know his values more, his culture. So yeah, I'd love to. I'd love to experience that.' Like Kate, Fumiya also answered positively when asked if he's willing to transfer to the Philippines for good just to be with her. 'Yeah, siyempre!' he said. Kate and Fumiya welcomed 2025 in Taiwan and then headed to Japan, where they did a kimono-themed photoshoot and went strawberry picking. In March Kate told Fumiya, 'My world is better because you exist.' The two sparked dating rumors in August 2024 after they spent Kate's birthday in Hong Kong Disneyland. — Carby Basina/LA, GMA Integrated News
GMA Network
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Liezel Lopez currently repairing relationship with her parents
Liezel Lopez opened up that she is currently repairing her relationship with her parents. On Thursday's 'Fast Talk with Boy Abunda,' the Sparkle star said that she is the eldest daughter and the breadwinner of her family. According to Liezel, she and her parents are allies when it comes to repairing their relationship with each other. 'Right now po, we're actively repairing the relationship, so sana po—I'm praying for their healing, too,' she said. Liezel added that she's also healing herself, hoping that they will all achieve happiness as a family. 'Para happy na kami. Maging happy family na,' she said. In April, Liezel admitted that she harbored resentment towards her parents. "Nagtanim ako sa kanila ng galit talaga. Ayokong magalit pero nagagalit ako kasi they didn't learn from what happened when they had me," Liezel said. Liezel currently stars in 'Sanggang Dikit FR' with Jennylyn Mercado and Dennis Trillo. It airs weeknights on GMA Prime at 8:50 p.m. after "Encantadia Chronicles: Sang'gre." You can also watch it on YouTube via the Kapuso Stream. —Carby Rose Basina/CDC, GMA Integrated News
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GMA Network
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Liezel Lopez reveals relationship with non-showbiz BF
Liezel Lopez is now in a relationship with a non-showbiz guy. The Sparkle star revealed this on Thursday's 'Fast Talk with Boy Abunda,' saying she currently wants to keep his identity to herself and that they are very private. When asked if there are advantages with having a boyfriend who's outside showbiz, Liezel said, ''Yun nga po, 'yung privacy and I think magkaiba din kami ng mundo na ginagalawan.' Liezel agreed it's important for a partner who's outside the industry to understand how showbiz works. During the 'Fast Talk' segment, Liezel was asked who is making her kilig as of the moment. ''Yung mahal ko,' she said. Liezel currently stars in 'Sanggang Dikit FR' with Jennylyn Mercado and Dennis Trillo. It airs weeknights on GMA Prime at 8:50 p.m. after "Encantadia Chronicles: Sang'gre." You can also watch it on YouTube via the Kapuso Stream. — Carby Basina/LA, GMA Integrated News
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GMA Network
12-08-2025
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Yasmien Kurdi tearfully recounts daughter Ayesha undergoing 6-month therapy after alleged bullying
Yasmien Kurdi's daughter, Ayesha, had to seek therapy after her harrowing experience of allegedly getting bullied at her former school. On Tuesday's 'Fast Talk with Boy Abunda,' Yasmien tearfully said the young girl's challenging journey to healing involved six months of continuous therapy. 'It's very helpful for her kasi dahil sa mga panic attacks and anxiety attacks niya,' Yasmien said. The actress also pulled Ayesha out of the school and enrolled her in homeschooling instead. 'I had to protect her. Tanggalin ko na siya agad doon sa environment na 'yon. Kung toxic, toxic. Tanggalin na,' she said. Ayesha had to go 'back to zero' and finish her seventh grade lessons in a span of two months. 'Kaya si Daddy Ray nandiyan. Tinutukan niya si Ayesha,' she said, happily sharing that Ayesha even excelled in her subjects, including math. According to Yasmien, therapy combined with the supportive homeschooling environment paved the way for Ayesha's recovery. With the therapist's approval, Ayesha was able to return to a big school. 'Kasi she wants to go to volleyball. Kaya noong time, noong therapy niya, pinag-volleyball class namin siya everyday. Pinag-hosting,' Yasmien said. 'Dinamihan ko siya ng activities.' Ayesha is now also part of her new school's varsity volleyball team. 'Lumalaban sila. Like, I'm really happy for Ayesha,' Yasmien said. 'Though nandun pa rin 'yung mga episodes na nati-trigger pa rin siya and all, but, you know, 'pag may ganon, we go back again sa therapy. But, you know, we're healing slowly,' she said. In December, Yasmien took to social media to air out the alleged bullying that her daughter experienced from her classmates in Colegio San Agustin (CSA). CSA, however, said in a statement that "there appears to be no bullying" that happened. In the same month, Yasmien met with Department of Education chief Sonny Angara "to discuss potential solutions and strategies" to address bullying in schools. — Carby Basina/LA, GMA Integrated News
