Jayda, sinagot kung umaatras nga ba mga manliligaw kapag nalamang anak siya nina Dingdong at Jessa

• Jayda Avanzado opened up about her experiences in dating and how her identity as the daughter of Dingdong Avanzado and Jessa Zaragoza sometimes intimidates potential suitors
• On "Fast Talk with Boy Abunda," she shared that some people step away after discovering her family background, something she has noticed even during her younger years
• She added that her strong personality and confidence may also affect how others perceive her romantically
• Still, she considers these situations as a way of identifying who is not meant for her

Singer-songwriter and actress Jayda Avanzado shared her thoughts on dating and public perception, especially on how being the daughter of well-known personalities can affect her romantic life.

She appeared on the May 5 episode of "Fast Talk with Boy Abunda" together with her parents, Dingdong Avanzado and Jessa Zaragoza, in a conversation hosted by Asia's King of Talk Boy Abunda.

When asked if people tend to feel intimidated by her, Jayda confirmed that this has been a recurring experience in her life.

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She said that she often hears stories of people who initially show romantic interest but eventually step back once they find out who she is and who her parents are:

"That's the feedback I get, yes. I've heard a lot of stories din na, di ba nakakarating sa atin na parang may umaaligid tapos gusto sanang pumorma pero pag nakilala ako or nakilala kung sino 'yung magulang ko, hindi na sila mag-a-attempt."

Jayda also reflected on how this pattern has been present even since her younger years, especially during her teenage period when she noticed a lack of romantic attention compared to what people might expect:

"And that's probably why for the longest time, like growing up, lalo na in my teenage years, I think people would really be surprised to know, Tito Boy, na wala po talaga kong mga manliligaw po."

She further shared that her personality and confidence may also play a role in how others perceive her, sometimes unintentionally creating distance:

"Maybe it's my confidence or the way that I carry myself or because I'm very secure in who I am and sometimes I know that kind of scare people off."

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Despite this, Jayda expressed a shift in perspective, saying she now sees these reactions as a way of identifying the right kind of person for her:

"But, I think I have a new perspective when it comes to that. If dun pa lang parang na-intimidate na po sila then it means they're not the right person for me."

Jessa Zaragoza, born on January 31, 1979, is a Filipina singer, actress, and commercial model who rose to prominence in the late 1990s. Often referred to as the “Phenomenal Diva” and the “Jukebox Queen of the ’90s,” she gained widespread fame through her debut album Just Can’t Help Feelin’ released in 1997. The record featured the hit song Bakit Pa?, which became a major success in the Philippines from 1997 to 1999.

Previously, Jayda posted a heartfelt message about the surprise vow renewal of her parents, Jessa Zaragoza and Dingdong Avanzado. She shared that the intimate celebration was planned for almost a year and expressed joy and pride in the occasion. Jayda also acknowledged everyone who made the event possible, highlighting her father’s role in the surprise. She ended by paying tribute to her parents’ enduring 25-year relationship.

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Meanwhile, Jayda showed off her newly customized artist van, which she described as one of her biggest “big girl” investments. She shared a video online featuring the upgraded vehicle tailored to her preferences. Jayda expressed gratitude to the team behind the project for making her dream van possible. She also hinted at a full tour coming soon.

Source: KAMI.com.gh