Chynna Ortaleza, isiniwalat kung paano binabatikos ang hitsura niya noon: "You're not pretty enough"
- Chynna Ortaleza took to Instagram and shared a short video clip, which showed the actress opening up about wanton criticisms thrown at her
- She revealed that she was criticized always, and it was her appearance and her physique that were often the subject
- The actress used to hear people say or question why she is in showbiz when she is not pretty enough, or that she is "flat"
- This caused her to question her appearance and to even have super low self-esteem
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Chynna Ortaleza shared a video on her Instagram, which showed the kind of bullying that she had to endure because of her looks.
Source: Instagram
"You're not pretty enough" or "You look too childish" were among the things she would often hear.
"I'd always like torture myself with it... Oh I know I have a flat chest, that's why I don't get proper roles."
The wife of Kean Cipriano also lamented words like, "She's ugly, why is she in the entertainment industry?"
Eventually, she learned how to accept herself.
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Chynna Ortaleza is a Filipina actress. She is the wife of Callalily frontman Kean Cipriano. They have two children.
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Chynna Ortaleza showed a photo and some clips of her simple but beautiful new house with her husband, Kean Cipriano. The actress had always prayed to have a house with a big yard and her prayer was finally answered. According to Chynna, her two kids seem to be having the time of their life playing in their new yard. She also thanked everyone who helped construct and clean their new house.
She and Kean Cipriano have purchased a property in the province where they are currently staying. She took to Instagram and expressed how she is trying to adjust to life in the province. She said that on the first night that they stayed there the one thing that she learned is the value of patience. Not everything is instant, one must learn how to make "igib" and wait.
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