‘Beautiful’ women in the Philippines can’t even speak their own language
Posted March 24, 2020 08:48:14A new TV series on the Philippines is getting a lot of attention for its strong female characters.
But this is not the only thing Filipinos are seeing in the new show.
A local media report says it is a reality show on the countrys beauty industry. Read more
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The series follows four sisters – Aimee, Shani, Katya and Svetlana – as they move into a lavish mansion in the heart of a remote valley.
But, when their father goes missing, the sisters must decide whether to take on the burden of a mother who may not be able to cope, or a father who is more interested in his personal ambitions.
The show has also been hailed by critics for its nuanced portrayals of poverty, alcoholism and domestic violence.
Aimece has admitted that the show was the first time she had been in a relationship with someone who had a sexual history, and she’s spoken about how she felt betrayed when she realised that she’d been abused by her father.
Katya’s family is a big part of the show, and the sisters are not the only ones who suffer under their father’s influence.
But as the series has progressed, viewers have become accustomed to seeing their relationship evolve.
“We had such a wonderful time, because of all the challenges, because the sisters were so good at keeping their mouths shut, keeping their heads down,” said Katya.
“They knew that if they did anything bad, it would ruin their mother and ruin their father.
So they did their best.
I think it’s a really strong, strong show.”
Katya said that her parents were always supportive of her.
“I think my mum was so supportive and so kind.
She’d do anything for me and my sister,” she said.
“She was just really strong.
She was always there for us.”
I feel very lucky, because they’ve done so much for me.
I feel like my mum, and my dad, they are really the most amazing parents I’ve ever had.
I don’t know if I’ve had that for a long time.
“Katyan, whose real name is Lacey, is also a contestant on the show.
The sister who is most often seen in the series is a new character, a young girl named Lacey.
Lacey is a single mother who suffers from a crippling case of Asperger’s Syndrome.
“But then it all clicked and it just felt right.” “
My heart sank a little bit, because I didn’t think that I’d be doing a show,” she told The Independent.
“But then it all clicked and it just felt right.”
“It was a shock to me that I would be doing such a role.
I had no idea what I was getting myself into.
But I’m so grateful to be part of this, because it’s really wonderful for me to have a voice,” said Lacey as she reflected on her experience of growing up in the family home.
Katy, who grew up in a conservative religious family in a rural area of Perth, said that it was her own family that influenced her as a young person.
“That’s where my dad was, that’s where the rest of the family were.
I grew up with my mother, my sisters, my aunt, my uncle and my uncle’s daughter, and they’re all my cousins, so it’s quite hard to go up against your own family,” she explained.
“It’s really hard.
It’s a very difficult, complicated life for them.
And so it just feels like the family that they had to be there for me, and it’s been such a privilege.”
Katy said that the family was the same as she’s known them.
“There was always someone there for you, and that’s what it felt like.
And you were the best, the best person you could be.”
The series finale airs on Wednesday (Monday NZ time).
The ABC asked if there was any pressure to succeed in the role.
“Absolutely,” said the actress.
“You’re a girl and you’ve been doing this all your life.
You’ve seen a lot of drama, and you’re not exactly good at it, but you know what?
They just don’t want to see me fail. “
And it’s something that I’ve struggled with for a while, because my mum and father, I don.
They just don’t want to see me fail.
And that’s something they don’t understand.
I know I have the potential, and I know that I’m very, very talented.”
‘It’s been a nightmare’ for Marci’s new look
Posted February 04, 2018 09:06:08The beauty queen has spent months trying on various styles and looking for the perfect fit.
But Marci is not the only contestant on the hit show Beauty And The Geek to struggle with her look.
“It’s definitely been a difficult time for me,” Marci told Vogue Australia.
“I’m always a bit on the nervous side, so it’s been hard to get to the point where I can be confident enough to wear it.”
But it’s actually been an absolute blessing in disguise, because it makes me feel confident and in control.
“As a winner, it gives you an incredible platform to showcase yourself to the world.”
If you look back at any other contestant, they’ve gone through the same thing, but it’s something that I can control.
It’s just so liberating.””
I’ve got a really supportive family, so if I’m not doing well, they’re always there to support me.
“And it’s a way of showing support for me that I’m so grateful for.”
Sometimes I feel like I’m always in a panic, so I think about my family and how much they’re going through.
“So if I have to be scared, I know they’ll be there for me.”
Marci’s family have been supportive of her transition.
“My mum has been great, so they’ve been really supportive,” she said.
“There’s no way I could have found this out without them.”
Marcy, the eldest of five siblings, has been an aspiring model since she was four, but the family’s home was destroyed in the 2011 Sydney Harbour Towers tragedy.
Her mum, Joanne, and her father, Peter, have since returned to Australia and have been working in a modelling agency.
Read moreMarcy said her parents have been “really supportive” of her new look.”
I’ve been lucky enough to have a wonderful family and friends that have been incredibly supportive of the process.”
Read moreMarcy said her parents have been “really supportive” of her new look.
She said the family has been able to help with her transition, with help from a psychologist and a therapist.
“They’ve been very, very supportive and so has the coach,” she added.
Read MoreAbout Marci:Marci has been working as a model since childhood, working in fashion, video, and advertising.”
It’s a really rewarding thing and I can’t wait to wear this fabulous dress for my first modelling shoot.”
Read MoreAbout Marci:Marci has been working as a model since childhood, working in fashion, video, and advertising.
Her modelling career has taken her to London, Dubai, New York and LA.
She also had stints in fashion shows in Hong Kong and Singapore.
Read moreRead moreWhat do you think of Marci?
Do you think her transformation is as brave as the rest of us?
Let us know what you think on Twitter @VogueAU and Instagram @VogafotoAU
