Charlie Dizon honestly reacts to Kaila Estrada's bashers

• Charlie Dizon spoke up about the criticisms thrown at Kaila Estrada
• The actress shared her personal experience working with the celebrity in a past project
• She described the star as kind and far from the negative things she has read online
• Dizon also said the comments about Kaila were “unfair” based on her firsthand encounter

Charlie Dizon defended Kaila Estrada against online criticisms and shared her honest experience working with her co-actress.

Charlie made the remarks during her guest appearance on ABS-CBN Hot Takes, where she talked about seeing negative comments about Kaila even before they met.

The actress admitted that she used to come across posts criticizing the celebrity. However, her perspective changed after meeting Kaila in person.

“Parang mga two years ago pa siguro… nakikita ko binabash siya dati,” she said.

Charlie explained that working closely with Kaila gave her a better understanding of who she really is. According to her, the actress showed a completely different personality from what was being said online.

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“Kasi kasama ko siya sa What Lies Beneath. So, pag na-meet niya or nakilala niya siya in person, sobrang ayos na tao, as in,” she shared.

The actress emphasized that her co-star was genuinely kind and easy to work with. This firsthand experience made her question the negative remarks circulating on social media.

She pointed out that there was a big gap between the online criticisms and the real person she got to know on set.

“So, sobrang, yung mga nababasa ko about her, sobrang layo, as in unfair na unfair,” Charlie added.

Her statement made it clear that she disagrees with the way Kaila is being judged online. Instead, she encouraged people to look beyond rumors and give others a fair chance.

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Charlie Dizon is a highly acclaimed Filipino actress who rose to international prominence for her award-winning performance in the 2020 film Fan Girl. Since then, she has solidified her status as one of her generation's top talents with lead roles in popular television series like Viral Scandal and Pira-Pirasong Paraiso.

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In another report, Charlie Dizon addressed the “siga” label often attached to her because of her assertive and outspoken personality. She pointed out the double standards in showbiz, noting how men and women are often judged differently for the same behavior. The actress emphasized that she entered the industry already “whole” and confident in who she is. She also called for equality and respect, clarifying that feminism is about balance and fairness rather than superiority over men.

Meanwhile, Carlo Aquino admitted on “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda” that he once considered leaving showbiz in the mid-2000s. He shared that he thought about moving to the United States and taking on ordinary jobs such as fast food work or manual labor. During that time, he also supported himself through side hustles like printing and installing tarpaulins. Despite those struggles, he ultimately stayed in acting, saying his love for the craft and desire to inspire others kept him going.

Source: KAMI.com.gh