Yasmien Kurdi shares emotional moment as daughter Ayesha finds her ‘safe space’
- Actress Yasmien Kurdi expressed immense pride after her eldest daughter, Ayesha, served as a student speaker at the De La Salle Santiago Zobel School Open House
- Ayesha described her new school as a place of growth and guidance, marking a significant milestone in her journey toward healing from past trauma
- The celebrity mom called the speech the best gift she could receive as a parent, highlighting her daughter's bravery after a difficult year
- This achievement follows a challenging period where Ayesha was pulled from her previous school due to a highly publicized bullying incident in late 2024
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Actress Yasmien Kurdi couldn’t hide her tears of joy as she witnessed a major milestone in her daughter Ayesha’s life. On Saturday, February 7, the Kapuso star shared a video of Ayesha delivering a confident speech during the Open House of her new school, De La Salle Santiago Zobel (DLSZ). For Yasmien, seeing her daughter stand on stage was more than just a school event—it was a testament to her recovery.
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During the event, Ayesha was selected as one of the new students to share their experiences. She described the institution as her “space of growth, guidance, and home.” The sight of Ayesha speaking eloquently moved Yasmien to post a heartfelt caption: “GRABE Ayesha! Wala kaming masabi.” She further added, “Watching you stand there so brave and confident is the best gift our hearts could ever receive as your parents. And seeing how you overcame everything with God’s guidance within you means more to us than words can say.”
Yasmien also expressed her gratitude that Ayesha is now in a “safe place” where she feels protected and supported. “Always proud of you, our forever baby girl! Napaiyak mo nanaman ako… We love you. Mama and Papa will always protect you!” she wrote.
This newfound confidence comes after a dark chapter in Ayesha’s education. In December 2024, Yasmien revealed that Ayesha had been a victim of severe bullying at her former school. The actress had shared photos of her daughter’s belongings being tampered with and detailed how a group of students had "ganged up" on the young girl. By February 2025, Yasmien made the difficult decision to move Ayesha to a homeschooling program to provide her with a more nurturing environment while she underwent therapy.
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Ayesha’s return to a "big school" and her role as a public speaker signal a successful transition and a fresh start for the 13-year-old. Yasmien and her husband, Rey Soldevilla, have remained vocal about their commitment to protecting their children and advocating against school bullying.
The actress has always been open about her family life, often sharing both the triumphs and the trials of motherhood with her followers.
Earlier this year, Yasmien was treated to a touching birthday celebration organized by her husband, Rey, and their daughters, Ayesha and Raya. The actress shared clips of the surprise, expressing how blessed she feels to have a supportive family by her side. This celebration served as a brief respite for the family amidst their busy schedules and personal milestones.
The Kapuso actress recently shared a minor domestic mishap where she suffered a fall at home, resulting in a damaged laptop and some physical discomfort. Despite the "sakit sa balakang" (hip pain), Yasmien kept a positive attitude while updating her fans about the incident. She used the opportunity to remind her followers to be careful even when inside the safety of their homes.
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