Johaira at Juby ng Baby Dolls, nagsalita tungkol sa mga isyung pinagdaanan
- Johaira Moris and Juby Sabino shared the lessons they learned from their respective controversies during their appearance on “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda”
- The performers discussed separate issues involving Vice Ganda and Donny Pangilinan
- For Johaira, the experience did not change her close relationship with the comedian, whom she considers a mother figure
- Meanwhile, Juby said she would be more careful with her public statements as she and the group move forward
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Johaira Moris and Juby Sabino opened up about what they learned from their respective controversies during their November 5 guesting on GMA’s “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda.”

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Asked by the veteran host about their experiences, the Baby Dolls members spoke about maintaining important relationships and becoming more careful now that they have a public platform. Both also addressed where things stand following the issues.
For Johaira, one point she wanted to make clear was that she and Vice Ganda never had a problem with each other.
“First of all po, okay po kami ni Meme,” she said.
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The performer explained that she sees the comedian as a mother figure. Because of their bond, she felt sad about what happened and how the issue grew.
“Pero gusto ko pong linawin na wala kaming naging problema at sobrang okay po kami,” she added.
Her clarification followed criticism from some “It’s Showtime” viewers over a remark involving her during the program’s July 24 episode. Vice later apologized on-air and acknowledged the audience’s feedback.
Reflecting on the experience, Johaira said she realized that people will not always be pleased with what someone says or does.
Boy responded by reminding her that difficult experiences can happen even when things do not go as planned. He also emphasized the importance of getting back up afterward and keeping the love she has for Vice.
When the conversation shifted to Juby, the host asked what she learned from the controversy involving her remarks about Donny Pangilinan.
“I would say na it hit me on my rock bottom, Tito Boy,” she admitted.
The singer said the experience brought several realizations. Since the group was still starting out, she considered what happened a learning experience for herself and her fellow members.
Juby faced criticism in October after discussing an intimate dream about the actor during an appearance on “Gandang Gabi Vice.”
During her conversation with Boy, she acknowledged that having a platform comes with a need to be more careful.
“Magiging extra careful po ako at kami moving forward,” she said.
According to the performer, her management and Donny’s management had already spoken. She said their attention was now on the group’s concert and other engagements.
Boy encouraged the members to learn from their mistakes and become stronger after difficult moments. He also expressed happiness over the group’s success.
Juby Sabino (Jubilyn Sabino) is a talented Filipina dancer and recording artist who rose to fame as a member of the all-female group Baby Dolls on the ABS-CBN noontime variety show It's Showtime. Known for her high-energy performances and dynamic presence, she has transitioned with the group into the music scene under the StarPop label.

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In another report, Baby Dolls revealed that some members nearly gave up on the group after years of uncertainty before their official debut. Several members shared the sacrifices they made, including turning down other career opportunities while waiting for their chance to succeed. They also admitted that they initially had reservations about becoming a novelty P-Pop act before eventually embracing the genre. The group said their viral songs and strong public support reassured them that staying together had been worth the wait.
Meanwhile, Neri Naig amused followers after sharing a video of her husband, Parokya ni Edgar frontman Chito Miranda, attempting the viral "Oooh Lala" dance in their living room. Neri explained that Parokya ni Edgar and Baby Dolls recently appeared on the same event lineup in Bulacan, prompting Chito to tell her about the group. She burst into laughter as he tried the trending dance moves, joking that he looked like a kindergarten student being made to dance. Neri added that although Chito can sometimes be annoying, he always brings laughter into their married life.
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