Rochelle Pangilinan, ikinuwento ang mahigpit niyang pamumuno sa SexBomb Girls noon

• Rochelle Pangilinan, leader of the SexBomb Girls, discussed the evolution of her leadership style from using anger and intimidation in their younger days to a more mature approach
• She admitted that she used to be stricter and often lost her temper while managing the group because of the members' strong personalities
• Rochelle said she now leads with a calmer and more measured approach, recognizing that the members are already mature enough to know their responsibilities
• Her candid remarks highlighted how both she and the group have grown, allowing respect and understanding to take the place of her former tough leadership style

Rochelle Pangilinan opened up about how her leadership style as the leader of the SexBomb Girls has evolved, admitting that she used to be much stricter and more hot-tempered when the group was younger.

The actress and performer shared the story during her guest appearance on the June 23 episode of “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda,” where she was asked to compare the way she led the group in the past with how she leads them today.

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Host Boy Abunda began by asking Rochelle how different—or similar—her leadership style is now compared to before.

Before answering, Rochelle explained that leading the group during their younger years was challenging because all of the members had strong personalities. She admitted that she often lost her temper in an effort to keep everyone focused and disciplined.

“Dati lagi akong galit, sa kanila. At alam nila 'yan. Nanghahagis ako ng boots, ng bangko kase ang hirap po i-handle ng lahat girls kase ano eh, lahat matatalak, lahat Alpha Female. So, 'yung galit ko rati, minsan si Ate Joy [Cancio], 'Roc, ikaw na ganyan ganyan.' Tapos, 'Makinig. Makinig. Makiniiiig.' Ginaganun ko talaga bago sila makinig. Pero ngayon po...”

Boy then followed up by asking whether that had already changed. “Naiba 'yun?” he queried.

Rochelle revealed that her approach has become more measured and appropriate for where they are in life today.

“Nasa tamang atake na.”

She elaborated that instead of resorting to anger, she now speaks to the members as fellow adults who already understand their responsibilities and know the difference between right and wrong.

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“Ang sinasabi ko sa kanila, ‘O girls, matatanda na kayo. Alam n'yo na ang tama sa mali,’” she added.

Rochelle's remarks highlighted how her leadership style has naturally changed alongside the members of the SexBomb Girls. Her candid recollection also shed light on the dynamics within the beloved dance group. While she admitted that she once relied on a tougher and more forceful style to manage a team of outspoken "Alpha Female" personalities, she now believes that maturity, mutual respect, and open communication are more effective.

Watch the full interview below:

In the same interview, Rochelle became emotional as she reflected on the three best moments of the SexBomb Girls' reunion concerts. She turned teary-eyed as she shared her answers.

Previously, Rochelle marked her birthday while on tour in the United States with the SexBomb Girls. She celebrated the occasion during the group's "Get, Get, Aw!: The SexBomb Concert" at the Saban Theatre in Beverly Hills. Rochelle later shared photos from the event and thanked fans for the heartfelt celebration.

Source: KAMI.com.gh