Cristine Reyes, ibinunyag ang dahilan sa kontrobersyal niyang set behavior noon

• Cristine Reyes openly admitted in a recent interview that she was perceived as a “diva” on set in the past
• The actress did not deny the allegations and even acknowledged her difficult behavior during earlier years in the industry
• Cristine reflected on her past working attitude during her guest appearance on “The B Side” with Bianca Gonzalez
• She also referenced past controversies involving her and veteran actress Vivian Velez during a teleserye project

Veteran actress Cristine Reyes has candidly addressed long-standing perceptions about her behavior on set, admitting that she was once seen as a “diva” in the industry. The actress made the revelation during her guest appearance on the talk show “The B Side,” hosted by Bianca Gonzalez.

When asked directly about rumors of her being difficult to work with in the past, Cristine did not shy away from the issue.

“That's true," replied Cristine.

"Gano'n talaga."

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Host Bianca Gonzalez then reflected on how people evolve over time, saying:

"Honestly, I'm so happy na parang when you're older you're really more like gano'n talaga dati, e. Para hindi na tayo mag-explain. Saka we accept kung ano 'yong mga nagawa natin dati.”

Cristine echoed the sentiment and gave a more revealing admission about her past behavior.

“Oo, gano’n talaga. Minsan, monster talaga ako no’n. Ngayon ‘yong pagka-monster ko nate-tame na,” she said.

Her statement drew attention as she acknowledged that her temperament on set during her younger years was often misunderstood or seen as problematic. Despite the strong wording, Cristine emphasized that she has since changed and matured in handling stressful work environments.

The actress also looked back on one of the most talked-about controversies in her career involving veteran actress Vivian Velez during their work on the teleserye “Tubig At Langis” in 2016. At the time, reports surfaced of tension on set that eventually led to Vivian stepping away from the project.

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Cristine later addressed the issue, explaining that misunderstandings and stressful working conditions contributed to the conflict. She also expressed regret over how events unfolded, stating her willingness to move forward and make amends.

“I am also sorry that emotions got so heightened that some of my actions were misconstrued for rudeness when they were, more than anything else, my own way of coping with the stressful working conditions on this set in this particular instance. But I sincerely apologize if I hurt Ms. Vivian or anybody else.”

Her recent admission highlights a more reflective and self-aware version of the actress, acknowledging her past while showing growth in both her personal and professional life.

Cristine Reyes is a prominent Filipino actress, model, and television personality who first rose to fame after competing in the reality talent search StarStruck in 2003. Known for her immense versatility, she evolved from one of Philippine entertainment's top leading ladies and dramatic stars into an acclaimed action actress, earning widespread recognition for her performances in projects like Eva Fonda, No Other Woman, and the action-thriller Maria.

In another report, Cristine Reyes and Gio Tingson shared that their differing political views have never become a reason for conflict or separation in their relationship. Gio recalled that they reconnected during the period of intense online discussions surrounding the 2022 film “Maid in Malacañang.” Cristine, for her part, said she has known Gio since childhood and has always trusted his sincerity and sense of patriotism.

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Meanwhile, Cristine Reyes also revealed that she was the one who first raised the idea of marriage with Gio Tingson years before they eventually got engaged. She shared that Gio initially declined her proposal because he felt unprepared and intimidated by their differences in life circumstances at the time. Gio admitted that he was still a first-year law student then and believed Cristine was already more established and financially secure.

Source: KAMI.com.gh