Andrea del Rosario, may makahulugang pahayag sa bansag na “sexy symbol”

• Andrea del Rosario opened up about being perceived as a “sexy symbol” during an episode of GMA's TRGGRD! podcast
• The actress admitted that she had been fighting the label for a long time but has since changed her perspective
• Andrea explained that the public's perception of the members is closely connected to the branding of Viva Hot Babes
• Viva Hot Babes, known for songs such as “Bulaklak,” “Basketbol,” and “Kikay,” is scheduled to hold a reunion concert on October 23 at New Frontier Theater

Actress Andrea del Rosario has opened up about being perceived as a “sexy symbol,” revealing that she has spent a long time fighting the label before eventually choosing to accept how people see her. The actress shared her thoughts during an episode of TRGGRD!, the official podcast of GMA's ATM (Adventure.Taste.Moments), as the members of Viva Hot Babes prepare for their reunion concert on October 23.

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Andrea acknowledged that she had been pushing back against the public's perception of her for years. However, she explained that she eventually realized there was little point in continuing to fight against a label that people had already associated with her.

“I've been fighting that for time immemorial, but you know, sabi ko, there's no point in fighting it, e. If they want to say that, okay, so be it. Are you happy? If you think I'm a sexy symbol, okay,” the actress and Viva Hot Babes member said.

Her remarks reflected a shift in how she handles other people's opinions about her image. Rather than allowing the label to become a constant source of frustration, Andrea said she has learned to let people hold their own perceptions.

She also pointed out that being associated with Viva Hot Babes makes it difficult for members to separate themselves from the image connected to the group. According to Andrea, the public's perception is partly shaped by the group's established branding.

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“You're identified to the group, so you cannot disassociate yung ganung pananaw ng tao sa amin,” she continued.

Andrea further explained that accepting the label can lessen its influence over a person. Instead of continuing to resist what others say, she believes embracing the perception can eventually take away some of its power.

“The more you embrace it, the more it loses its power, kumbaga. I don't want to fight it,” she said.

Andrea is among the members of Viva Hot Babes, the popular girl group that also includes Maui Taylor, Katya Santos, Gwen Garci, Sheree, Jaycee Parker, Ella V., and Jennifer Lee, among others. The group became known for its catchy songs, including “Bulaklak,” “Basketbol,” and “Kikay.”

The upcoming reunion concert will take place on October 23 at the New Frontier Theater. The event will bring the group back into the spotlight, giving fans an opportunity to revisit the music that helped establish its place in Philippine entertainment.

Andrea del Rosario is a Filipina actress, model, beauty queen, and former politician who first rose to fame as a member of the popular 2000s girl group Viva Hot Babes. Beyond her extensive television and film career, she served as the Vice Mayor of Calatagan, Batangas from 2016 to 2019 and has worked as an entrepreneur in the food industry.

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In another report, Gwen Garci recounted a frightening experience during an election campaign when a group allegedly rushed onto the stage and took the people there away one by one. She recalled that Jennifer Lee noticed she was being carried in a different direction. Gwen also shared that the mayor of Marawi pursued the group, helping bring about her rescue.

Meanwhile, Katrina Halili revealed that she nearly became part of the Viva Hot Babes group. She said she was brought to Viva but was sent home because she was only 17 years old at the time. Katrina later joined “StarStruck,” which she viewed as a positive turning point in her career. She also looked back on spending four years among FHM Magazine’s séxiest women.

Source: KAMI.com.gh