Izzy Trazona, nag-reply sa comments tungkol sa pag-Zumba niya

• Former SexBomb Girl Izzy Trazona addressed online comments following a Zumba video she shared on Facebook
• The video came amid public scrutiny over her husband Alvin Aragon’s controversial statements
• In the comments, Izzy calmly responded to questions and criticisms about her dance session, attire, and choices, maintaining a polite and respectful tone
• Her responses highlighted her faith, positivity, and commitment to staying true to herself despite public criticism

Former SexBomb Girls member Izzy Trazona recently addressed a series of online comments following a video she shared of herself leading a Zumba session. On Thursday, February 19, Izzy posted the video on Facebook, showcasing an energetic and lively workout while maintaining a positive outlook despite recent public scrutiny surrounding her husband, Alvin Aragon’s controversial statements.

In the caption of her post, Izzy reflected on the challenges her family has been facing, framing them through a spiritual lens. “Thank You, Lord, in every season that we have. The devil meant it for harm, but You meant it for good! I completely trust YOU!” she wrote, emphasizing her belief that there is a higher purpose behind their current trials. She reinforced this sentiment within the same post, stating once again, “I completely trust YOU!,” highlighting her unwavering reliance on her faith.

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The post quickly became the center of discussion in the comments section, with several netizens questioning her Zumba session and her choices. One user asked, “Pinayagan kaba ni lord mag zumba?” to which Izzy replied simply, “yes.”

Another comment read, “Naku Izzy wag kang kumembot baka pagnanasahan ka ng ibang lalaki nyan.” Izzy responded politely, “kaya I chose every step. Salamat maam.”

One netizen wrote, “Content mo pag SuZumba kasama ang salita Ng Diyos. Asawa mo content paano mag sh*buuuu.” Izzy replied, “May masama po ba? hehe. Kanya kanya po yan… ikaw po anong content nyo po? Ill support you.”

Another comment cautioned, “wag maxado galingan Sasapawan mo si ALVIN sumayaW babawalan ka nyan.” Izzy addressed it directly, explaining, “He prayed for me to have the spirit of excellence before ako umakyat sa stage.”

Questions about attire also emerged. A user asked, “Pagsumali po ba sa zumba sa inyo pede po magpakita ng skin? Or dapat balot na balot po ung katawan?” Izzy responded, “its up to you.”

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Lastly, one netizen noted, “Sabi Ng asawa Nia bawal cia sumayaw eh baket cia nagsasayaw at instructor pa Ng Sumba.” Izzy clarified, “wala po sya sinabi.”

Despite the mixed reactions online, Izzy’s responses demonstrated a calm, respectful, and faith-driven approach, reinforcing her positivity amid public scrutiny. Through the post and her replies, she continued to showcase resilience and a commitment to staying true to herself while navigating criticism in a very public space.

The SexBomb Girls are a monumental all-female group that redefined the Philippine entertainment landscape. Originally formed as house dancers for Eat Bulaga, they transitioned into a multi-media powerhouse, becoming Asia’s top-selling female act in the 2000s. With quadruple-platinum hits and a record-breaking seven-year drama series, Daisy Siete, they were eventually inducted into the Box Office Hall of Fame.

Recently, Archie Alemania came to the defense of Izzy Trazona and Alvin Aragon amid the viral backlash over Alvin’s statements. He called out the public, saying this is a deeply personal, spiritual matter that no one should judge.

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Earlier, Sue Ramirez drew online attention after responding to Alvin Aragon’s remarks linking Izzy Trazona’s departure from the SexBomb Girls to her religious convictions. Sue emphasized that being part of a dance group is not wrong and highlighted that homophobia and transphobia are more serious issues.

Source: KAMI.com.gh