Alice Dixson, ibinahagi ang insidente sa resort: ‘maligo muna bago magpapicture’
- Alice Dixson shared that resort staff were offended by her remark before taking photos
- The actress clarified she values authenticity over altering words to please others
- She emphasized that understanding matters more than mere communication
- Her post ended with a strong statement about celebrating freedom and people power
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Actress Alice Dixson sparked online discussions after sharing a candid experience involving resort staff who were reportedly offended by her comment.
Source: Instagram
In an Instagram post, Dixson revealed that some staff members took offense when she told them,
“maligo muna bago magpapicture ha, kasi maamoy kayo sa litrato.”
The remark, which she presented as straightforward, quickly became a talking point among netizens.
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Following the statement, the actress posed a reflective question about authenticity.
“If you are always altering words to adjust to how you will be perceived, then who are you - if you are not being yourself ?” she wrote.
Her message suggested that she prefers honesty over filtering her thoughts simply to avoid criticism.
Dixson further expressed her personal stance on freedom of expression.
“Basta ako, I’m celebrating freedom kasi - people power na!” she added.
Punctuating her post with emojis that hinted at both humor and conviction.
In the reel, the actress shared another insight about communication and understanding.
“I used to think that communication was everything,” the text read.
The message continued with,
“Then I realized understanding is what matters most. You can talk all you want, but if they only hear what they want - then it's just noise.”
Her posts collectively underscored her belief that authenticity and mutual understanding carry more weight than simply being heard. While reactions online varied, Dixson’s statements highlighted her firm stance on speaking her truth and valuing genuine connection over carefully crafted impressions.
Alice Dixson is a Filipino-American actress, former beauty queen, and commercial model who later expanded her career into real estate. She rose to fame as the leading lady of Vic Sotto in the well-loved fantasy-comedy series Okay Ka, Fairy Ko!. In 1986, she earned the Binibining Pilipinas International title and represented the Philippines at the Miss International pageant in Nagasaki, finishing in the Top 15. Outside entertainment, she is now a licensed realtor in British Columbia and works as a real estate agent in Florida. Her famous soap commercial line, “I can feel it!” remains one of the most memorable taglines in Philippine advertising.
In separate report, Alice Dixson shared in a candid social media post that she is not easily impressed by fitness influencers in their 20s. The actress joked that she was also fit at 21, even while living on junk food and partying until early morning. She pointed out that being in great shape at a young age is common, but maintaining that physique over time is the real challenge. Dixson then challenged younger influencers to see if they can stay disciplined and fit when they reach 50, highlighting that longevity and consistency matter more than temporary results.
In another social media post, Alice Dixson shared a TikTok video originally uploaded by @odinroh featuring throwback and recent photos of well-known Filipina actresses, including herself, Gretchen Barretto, Ruffa Gutierrez, Dawn Zulueta, and Carmina Villaroel. Along with the repost, she shared a heartfelt note about growing up in the spotlight with these fellow actresses. She thanked Ruffa for circulating the clip and extended her warm regards to the rest of the group.
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