Rhian Ramos gets emotional as she recalls wanting to give up on life, overcoming struggles

- Rhian Ramos revealed on Fast Talk With Boy Abunda that she almost gave up on life during the early years of her career due to overwhelming controversies and struggles

- The actress admitted feeling alone and dealing with intense self-hate, making her question not just her showbiz career but life itself

- Her father’s advice about struggles coming in waves helped her cope, reminding her that both good and bad times eventually pass

- Over time, she learned to manage life’s challenges and emerged stronger, using her experience to highlight the importance of mental health awareness

Actress Rhian Ramos recently shared a deeply personal revelation on Fast Talk With Boy Abunda, admitting that she once reached a point in her life where she wanted to give up entirely.

The Kapuso star reflected on the overwhelming intrigues and controversies that surrounded her during the early years of her career, saying they left her feeling lost and alone.

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“I would say the lowest point for me, there were times na ang dami-dami-dami talagang intriga that was going around about me. And I couldn’t understand. I think this is like the third or fourth year of my career. And also, I was young, so I was so affected,” Rhian recalled.

The actress went on to share the emotional toll these challenges took on her, revealing that she struggled with self-hate and isolation.

“They didn’t know how difficult it was and I felt so alone. And I really wanted to give up. There were times I really wanted to give up,” she admitted.

Rhian made it clear that her struggles weren’t just about her showbiz career but about life itself.

“Kaya ang dami ko rin self-hate before when I was younger. Kasi there were two years of my life na parang, when I say I wanted to give up, I’m not talking about showbiz. I’m talking about, you know, life as I knew it.”

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Despite these dark times, she found strength through the words of her father, who reminded her that pain comes in waves.

“Sometimes it gets better and then it comes in waves, so my dad would always tell me that. Sabi niya, ‘Just take it Rhian, it’s okay, it comes in waves,’ so parang minsan babawi, so you feel okay again, and then something just comes back, so may good points and bad points until it just became like smaller waves,” she shared.

Now, Rhian has found a way to manage life’s ups and downs, emerging stronger from her past struggles. Her openness about mental health serves as a reminder that even in the darkest moments, healing is possible, and brighter days will come.

Rhian Ramos is an actress, endorser, singer, and television host in the Philippines. Some of her first high-profile projects include “Stairway to Heaven” and “Captain Barbell.” She used to be in a relationship with DJ Mo Twister years ago. The star also made an impact by co-hosting "Wowowin" with Willie Revillame.

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Previously, Rhian channeled her inner Taylor Swift. On Thursday, October 31, Rhian took to Instagram to share photos that Dennis Sulit shot. Clad in outfits that were inspired by Taylor Swift, Rhian looked like the international singer. Needless to say, celebrities were in awe of Rhian's grand transformation for Halloween.

The actress also previously took to Instagram and shared a "shimenet" video. The actress was dressed in a white sultry dress and gave her own version of the trending word. "She may like to stay home, but sometimes, #ShimenetLike....," captioned the actress. Many celebs reacted to her post and many said that the video of the actress made their day.

Source: KAMI.com.gh