Judy Ann Santos, di raw matutumbasan ng kahit ano ang pagkakataon ng mga anak na sumuporta sa Pilipinas

- Judy Ann Santos took to IG and shared her thoughts about their trip to New Zealand

- Juday said that the memories of their children will be forever etched in their hearts

- The actress was very happy to watch the kids cheer for the Philippines

- For Juday, such moments do not have any monetary value because they are priceless

Judy Ann Santos took to IG and shared how her children cheered for the Philippines in Wellington, New Zealand, during the Fifa Women's World Cup.

She said that such moments are priceless and do not have any monetary value.

The actress described how her kids smiled and hugged them at every chance they got during the trip.

"These memories will forever be etched in our hearts.. ❤️❤️ watching our children cheer for the filipinas, seeing their smiles, hugging us and thanking us for this trip every chance they get, is truly priceless.. kahit kailan hindi mapapalitan at hindi matutumbasan ng kahit ano.."

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She also said that it was all worth it—the planning and the leave that she took from work.

She also thanked their bosses for allowing them to have a vacay with the family.

"worth it ang pagpaplano ng mahigit anim na bwan at magpaalam sa trabaho ng panandalian.. thank you to our bosses for allowing us and respecting our time to have this vacation. we support and appreciate the ladies of @pilipinaswnt"

Judy Ann is a Filipino actress, TV personality, and restaurateur. She began her entertainment career as a child actress. She had her professional television debut in Kaming Mga Ulila before making her cinema debut in Silang Mga Sisiw Sa Lansangan, where she played a supporting role as part of the cast. Her performance in Mara Clara brought her to stardom.

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She was a guest of Tito Boy in "Fast Talk with Boy Abunda." She was asked how she is able to keep herself grounded despite her success. The premier actress said that they were simply brought up that way. She recounted how her mom would remind her constantly about it when they talked on the phone since her mom was working in Canada back then.

Meanwhile, in the same interview, she was asked about the highlights of her career, and she revealed some of the things she went through in the past. According to Juday, she reached a point where she lost her love for life, as she was simply so sad. At that point in her career, she said that she had no real friends.

Source: KAMI.com.gh