Bea Borres reveals how Andrea Brillantes helped her through pregnancy struggles

• Bea Borres shared screenshots of private messages from Andrea Brillantes that offered her comfort and strength during one of the lowest moments of her pregnancy
• The actress revealed that it was her best friend who suggested naming her daughter Hope, a name that carried deep emotional meaning
• Screenshots showed Andrea reassuring Bea that she was loved, blessed, and that her baby would give her the strength to keep going despite the pain she was experiencing
• Netizens praised the genuine bond between the two stars

Bea Borres recently moved many netizens after sharing screenshots of heartfelt messages she received from her close friend Andrea Brillantes during her pregnancy.

The Kapamilya actress opened up about this deeply personal chapter through a social media post, where she explained how Andrea stood by her when she felt emotionally broken and overwhelmed.

In her caption, Bea recalled that those who watched her Toni Talks interview would know that Andrea, also known as Blythe, was the one who named her daughter Hope.

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According to Bea, the name was not chosen simply because it sounded nice, but because it symbolized survival, strength, and faith during a time when she felt lost. She admitted that there were days when she could not eat and moments when she would cry alone in the shower, questioning why she was experiencing so much pain.

Bea further explained that naming her daughter Hope was a decision she made together with her best friend, believing that her child would be their light whenever life became too heavy.

She shared that her daughter gave her the strength to continue moving forward, even when everything felt uncertain. While she acknowledged that some people might see the story as shallow, Bea stood by the emotional weight behind the name and what it represented during her hardest days.

The actress also hinted at lingering pain caused by someone from her past, expressing her frustration over what she described as self-centered actions.

Without naming anyone, she shared that it bothered her that someone who acted like an “ulirang ama” had her daughter’s name tattooed, especially when there were people in her life, like her uncle, who genuinely stepped up and supported her when she needed it most.

"If you watched my Toni Talks interview, you would know that Blythe was the one who named my daughter Hope because she knew I was at my rock bottom. for days, I could not eat, and I would cry in the shower lol even my yaya witnessed this while I questioned what I did to deserve so much pain.

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her name is not something I chose just because it sounded pretty or aesthetic. I named my daughter Hope because my best friend and I knew she would be our hope when times got tough, and that she would give us the strength to keep going despite all the hardships in our lives. baka it might seem mababaw sainyo, but I think it just shows how some men can be so self centered, doing things just so they can say they are the father, especially when you were the reason I was at rock bottom in the first place.

kaya ako naiinis and bothered that someone who acts like an “ulirang ama” had the name of my daughter tattooed. my tito was supposed to tattoo Hope’s name on his arm. He was one of the many people in my life who stepped up because some people chose not to."

See Bea's post below:

Bea Borres is a social media personality who first became known as a teen content creator before she began producing more serious content about student life, lifestyle, and now—her pregnancy. She often shares real-life updates that many of her followers, most of whom are young people, find relatable. After announcing that she is a soon-to-be mom, Bea has become more open about the changes she is experiencing and the preparations she is making for this new chapter in her life.

In an earlier report, Bea shared her experience as a high-risk mom-to-be and how it changed her outlook on life. She talked about how she accepted the responsibility and her commitment to becoming a better person for her baby. Many netizens related to her story and sent messages of hope and support.

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Recently, Bea also responded to criticism following her viral P300k shopping vlog. She explained that there are things the public does not see and that people should not judge someone solely based on one piece of content. Despite the criticisms, she stood her ground and expressed her gratitude to those who continue to support her.

Source: KAMI.com.gh