Bianca Gonzalez, hindi agad in-expose ang anak na si Lucia sa Disney Princesses
- Bianca Gonzalez has admitted that she did not expose her daughter, Lucia, to Disney Princesses before
- The Filipina host opened up about the matter after posting photos of her children wearing Princess outfits for Halloween
- According to Bianca, she did not want her daughter to feel that just because she was a girl, she should instantly like princesses
- However, Bianca revealed that her daughter eventually discovered princesses through her classmates and Netflix
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Bianca Gonzalez, 38, has recently stirred buzz on social media after admitting that she did not immediately expose her daughter to Disney Princesses.
In her Instagram stories, KAMI learned that the celebrity mom posted several photos she took with her daughters, Lucia and Carmen.
For Halloween, Bianca and her adorable daughters wore matching Disney Princesses outfit together.
However, in one of her Instagram stories, Bianca admitted that she did not expose Lucia to Disney Princesses back then.
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“I admit, for the first few years, I did not expose Lucia to Disney Princesses. I didn’t want her to feel that just because she was a girl, it would be automatic that she needed to like princesses. As the years passed, she loved Paw Patrol, Peppa Pig, PJ Masks, Ben & Holly, and eventually discovered princesses through classmates and Netflix. Today, we have reached this point of them choosing the princesses as our family costume!”
Bianca Gonzalez-Intal married basketball player, JC Intal, on December 4, 2014, in El Nido, Palawan. She is a host and a UNICEF supporter.
As reported earlier KAMI, Bianca Gonzalez’s tweet on the anniversary of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos’s declaration of Martial Law went viral. She urged the Filipino youth to watch a video by CARMMA PH that shows millennials talking to the victims of Martial Law. According to Bianca, the Martial Law victims are real people who suffered under the dictatorship.
Meanwhile, Bianca also tweeted “ABANTE BABAE” due to the success of some of the female Filipino athletes sent to the Tokyo Summer Olympics . One netizen criticized Bianca’s tweet, saying that it would have been more appropriate to say “abante Pilipinas.”
Source: KAMI.com.gh