Wilma Doesnt, ibinahagi kung paano niya natanggap ang kawalan ng sagot tungkol sa biological parents
- Wilma Doesnt shared a deeply personal part of her life, recalling how difficult it was to grow up without knowing her biological parents
- In her appearance on Fast Talk with Boy Abunda, she opened up about the emotional impact of that experience and how it shaped her as she grew older
- Wilma revealed that she decided to stop looking for her biological parents and instead embraced the family she created
- The actress and entrepreneur said she now finds meaning in building her own family tree
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Wilma Doesnt opened up about one of the biggest struggles she experienced while growing up, sharing that the difficulty was not about lacking material things but about not knowing her biological parents.
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During her guest appearance on Fast Talk with Boy Abunda on Wednesday, July 22, Wilma had a heartfelt conversation with host Boy Abunda about the hardships she went through before finding her own path in life.
Boy asked Wilma to describe the kind of hardship she experienced, acknowledging that he was already familiar with parts of her life story.
“'Pag sinasabi mo, Wilma, na hirap, ang pinagdaanan mo, kasi alam ko ang kwento mo rin. Gaano kahirap ang hirap?” Boy inquired.
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Wilma answered that the challenges she faced reached a point where she felt hopeless, describing the emotional weight of her experiences.
"Sobrang hirap, 'yung nakakawala ng pag-asa," she responded.
When Boy asked if her struggles included moments when she barely had food to eat, Wilma clarified that her greatest challenge was something more personal.
"Ay, hindi naman. Mahirap lumaki ng hindi mo alam ang biological parents. That's the one. 'Yun lang lagi kong struggle nung bata ako, as in growing up. So mahirap 'yun eh. For others, maybe not the way I share the story, pero deep inside, mahirap, Tito Boy."
Wilma shared that not knowing her biological parents became a constant struggle throughout her childhood. She explained that while others may not fully understand the impact of that experience, it remained a deeply personal challenge that she carried as she grew older.
She also revealed that she eventually decided to stop searching for her biological parents and instead embraced the family she built.
"Kaya nga nag-give up na ako, Tito Boy. Nag-give up na ako sa paghahanap ng mga aking biological parents. So naisip ko na lang na ang story ng family namin ay nagmula kami sa patatas. Root crop na lang kaming pamilya," Wilma quipped.
Wilma recalled how she explained their unique family story to her child, who questioned their family background.
"Sabi ng anak ko,‘Mommy, paano 'yon?’"
She shared that she responded by focusing on the family they created together rather than the absence of a traditional family tree.
"Ako, tapos kayo na agad. So gagawa tayo ng sarili nating family tree."
Through her story, Wilma highlighted how she learned to accept her past and redefine what family means to her. She emphasized that despite the unanswered questions about her biological roots, she found meaning and belonging in the family she built.
Wilma Doesnt is a well-known Filipino actress and entrepreneur. She began her career as a high-fashion model before eventually becoming a household name in Philippine showbiz through various roles. Over the years, she has transitioned from the runway to the kitchen, finding massive success as a restaurateur with her popular food business, Chicks Ni Otit.
In the same episode of Fast Talk with Boy Abunda, Boy Abunda, Wilma Doesnt, and Kazel Kinouchi shared their perspectives on the Vice Ganda–Kim Chiu issue. The discussion followed the exchange of messages between Vice and Kim after Vice received criticism for not mentioning Kim in his FAMAS Broadcast Arts Awards acceptance speech.
Wilma Doesnt also recalled a past incident where she confronted another woman, sharing that she personally went to the woman’s house to talk about the situation. She clarified that their encounter did not involve any physical altercation and only became a verbal confrontation. Wilma said she is the type of person who will stand up and fight for someone she loves.
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