Janice De Belen, inamin mga pagkakamali niya noon; may babala sa mga batang artista

• Janice candidly shared that her character’s flaws in her latest project mirrored her own past personal challenges
• The seasoned actress emphasized that over-flirtatiousness in her younger years often led to complications in her private life
• During a recent media conference, she jokingly warned against the dangers of being "too playful" in romantic pursuits
• Janine’s honest reflection stems from her role in the action series Roja, where her character faced consequences for similar behavior

In a rare moment of candid self-reflection, veteran actress Janice recently shared a personal "confession" regarding the lessons she has gathered from her decades-long career and colorful private life.

During the finale media conference for her hit action series Roja, the seasoned star admitted that her past tendency toward being overly "playful" in romance often led to significant personal trouble.

The discussion began when Janice was asked about her takeaways from portraying her character, Wendy, in the series.

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She noted a striking parallel between her role and her real-world experiences. "Huwag masyadong malandi," she quipped with a laugh, addressing the press at the ABS-CBN ELJ Building.

She further explained that her character faced numerous setbacks due to this trait, a scenario she found all too familiar.

"That was Wendy’s problem, and it was mine too," Janice admitted. She acknowledged that while her younger years were marked by high-profile attention from the industry's top leading men, the lack of boundaries sometimes resulted in "damnation" or unnecessary chaos.

Without naming specific names or incidents, she made it clear that she has reached a point in her life where she values peace over the excitement of the chase, firmly stating, "Enough is enough."

Known as one of the most sought-after stars during her youth, Janice was once the subject of admiration for many iconic matinee idols.

However, she now views those experiences through a lens of maturity. Her "confession" served as both a humorous anecdote for the media and a sincere piece of advice for the younger generation of performers.

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As Roja nears its explosive conclusion—featuring high-stakes drama between characters played by Donny and Kyle, Janice’s off-screen revelations have added a layer of human depth to the show's farewell.

By owning her past mistakes with grace and humor, the actress continues to prove why she remains a respected and relatable figure in Philippine entertainment.

For her, the "final escape" isn't just a plot point in a series, but a personal transition into a more grounded and wise chapter of life.

A powerhouse of Philippine cinema, Janice de Belen began her journey as a child prodigy, gaining legendary status through her iconic lead role in Flordeluna. Now a multi-awarded dramatic actress, she has seamlessly moved into complex character roles across major networks. A proud mother of five and a doting grandmother, she remains a respected pillar of the industry, admired for her resilience and versatility.

Last month, the seasoned actress beamed with pride as she revealed that her granddaughter, Anya, has successfully authored and illustrated her very own book. Janice took to social media to highlight the young girl's impressive imagination, showcasing the detailed artwork and storytelling within the pages. Expressing her genuine amazement, the proud grandmother noted that seeing such talent at a young age is truly inspiring for the entire family. In a lighthearted closing, the doting "lola" teased her followers by jokingly claiming she intends to purchase every single copy of the limited-edition work.

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Last year, amidst growing online chatter linking her daughter Kaila to fellow actor Daniel, Janice shared her balanced philosophy on modern parenting. While acknowledging a mother's natural urge to shield her children from controversy, she believes that young adults must navigate their own life lessons. The veteran star emphasized that once children mature, building a foundation of mutual trust becomes more vital than constant intervention. Janice maintained a composed and level-headed stance when questioned about the viral images and clips involving the two stars currently making the rounds.

Source: KAMI.com.gh