Kim Chiu, sa pagbibigay ng second chance sa pag-ibig: "Ba't mo ko iniwan diba?"

- Kim Chiu, in the latest "It's Showtime" episode, was asked about second chances

- During the 'Expecially For You' segment, Vhong Navarro asked Kim about the topic

- For Kim, she would no longer give a second chance, especially if she was left by the person she loved

- However, Kim also explained it is a different case for everyone and answers could differ

Kim Chiu, in the latest episode of It's Showtime, was asked by Vhong Navarro about her honest thoughts on giving a second chance.

"Diba nilaban mo naman, tapos nawala. Pero pag gusto pang bumalik, papayagan mo pa bang bumalik?" Vhong asked Kim on the show.

Eventually, Kim gave in and answered Vhong's question, "Ako kasi yung taong pag iniwan na 'ko... Ba't mo ko iniwan, diba? So hindi na."

However, Kim also explained that it is a different case for everybody, saying one cannot give a definite answer when they're in the same spot.

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"Iba iba naman yan, tsaka kapag andun ka na, hindi mo talaga masasabi. Wala talagang makakapagsabi kung ano ang magiging desisyon mo kapag nandun ka na. Today, iba sagot mo. Kahapon, iba. Baka bukas iba, diba?" she said.

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Kim Chiu is a Filipina-Chinese actress and television host. She broke through in showbiz after becoming a winner in Pinoy Big Brother. She was born on April 19, 1990, in Cebu City to Chinese businessman William Chiu and Louella Yap. Kim is also known as the “Chinita Princess” and was once hailed as the “Princess of Philippine Movies and TV.”

As previously reported by KAMI, Kim Chiu stirred online buzz on social media. Just recently, Kim uploaded a photo of a beautiful bouquet of flowers she had received. However, what fans noticed was the message that came along with it from 'P.' This, in return, made netizens speculate as to whom the flowers came from.

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Meanwhile, Kim Chiu, a famous actress-host, recently shed tears and turned emotional. On "It's Showtime," Vice Ganda was talking about the process of moving on. Upon hearing what Vice said, Kim shed tears as she expressed her thoughts over it. Needless to say, many netizens' hearts were tugged upon seeing Kim cry on the show.

Source: KAMI.com.gh