Angelica Panganiban, may matapat na pahayag sa ugali ng ilang bagong artista

• Angelica Panganiban admits on "Oh My Gan," she sometimes finds certain showbiz newcomers too proud
• She clarifies that not all young artists behave this way based on her experience
• The actress recalls how respect toward senior artists was more evident in their generation
• She emphasizes that simple gestures like greeting can go a long way in the industry

Veteran actress Angelica Panganiban candidly shared her thoughts on a behavior she has occasionally observed among some newcomers in the entertainment industry.

Having spent decades in show business, Angelica has built a strong and respected career, starting as a child star and growing into one of the most versatile actresses of her generation. With this experience, she said she has encountered a few young artists whose attitude left a certain impression on her.

“Hindi mo naman kailangang mag-beso eh, di ba?” she said.

Angelica explained that grand gestures are not necessary when showing respect. She stressed that even the simplest acknowledgment can already mean a lot.

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The actress clarified that her observation does not apply to everyone. She noted that many newcomers remain polite and professional, but there have been instances that stood out to her.

“Parang nayayabangan lang talaga ako dun…” she admitted.

Angelica was referring to moments when some younger artists appear too self-assured in a way that can come across differently to seniors.

Angelica also reflected on how things were during her early years in the industry. According to her, it was more common for younger talents to take the initiative in greeting veteran artists, a practice she feels is sometimes overlooked today.

“Ano ba naman yung mag-Hi ka?” Angelica added.

She emphasized that respect does not have to be complicated or formal.

Despite her remarks, Angelica’s statements come from a place of experience rather than criticism. As someone who has witnessed the industry evolve over time, she hopes to remind younger artists of the value of humility and basic courtesy.

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Her insight highlights an ongoing conversation about professionalism and respect across generations in show business.

Angelica Panganiban is a 39-year-old multi-award-winning Filipino actress and comedian, famously known as the "Queen of Drama" for her extensive career that began as a child star in Ang TV and Princess Sarah. After a brief hiatus to focus on her family, she made a successful showbiz comeback in 2025 with projects like the movie UnMarry and the series The Silent Noise. She is currently married to businessman Gregg Homan, with whom she shares a daughter named Amila Sabine.

In another report, Angelica Panganiban revealed that she went through what she described as “mommy blues” after giving birth to her daughter, sharing how she felt lost and overwhelmed while adjusting from her life in the public eye to motherhood. She credited her husband, Gregg Homan, for being a strong source of emotional support and for encouraging her to return to work. The actress also highlighted the importance of self-love and maintaining independence as key elements in building a healthy relationship.

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Meanwhile in the same interview, Angelica Panganiban admitted that entering showbiz at a young age kept her from experiencing a normal childhood. She shared her regret over not being able to complete her education due to the demands of her career. While she said she would not stop her daughter Amila from entering the entertainment industry, she hopes her child will first explore other career options. The actress also mentioned that she has a specific and ambitious condition in mind should her daughter choose to pursue acting professionally in the future.

Source: KAMI.com.gh