Kris Aquino, may rebelasyon tungkol sa unang pagkikita nila ni First Lady Liza Marcos

• Kris Aquino shared details about her relationship with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Araneta Marcos
• She recalled having lunch with the First Lady for the first time a year ago and praised her intelligence and humor
• Kris revealed their family connection and disclosed that Liza's law office handled her annulment
• She expressed admiration for President Marcos' stance on the West Philippine Sea and his decision to retain the Ninoy Aquino International Airport name

Kris Aquino shared her personal connection with First Lady Liza Araneta Marcos and revealed what she admires about President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. during the second part of her interview on GMA's Fast Talk with Boy Abunda on Thursday, October 29.

During the conversation, host Boy Abunda asked the Queen of All Media about her relationship with the President and the First Lady. Their discussion revisited Kris' first lunch meeting with Liza last year, which had previously caught the attention of netizens.

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Kris spoke positively about her encounter with the First Lady, highlighting her intelligence and the things she learned from their conversation.

"A year ago actually, when I had lunch for the very first time with the First Lady, she is so smart—na makinig ka lang sa kaniya marami kang matututunan," Kris recalled.

She also clarified that their families have a connection through their respective relatives. According to the actress, her mother's eldest brother was married to the sister of Liza's mother.

"My mom's oldest brother, his wife, is the sister of her [Liza] mom."

Aside from their family ties, Kris revealed another connection between them involving a legal matter. She shared that Liza's law office was responsible for handling her annulment case.

The actress also recalled personally seeing the First Lady twice when she visited their office. She described Liza as someone with a good sense of humor while explaining how their professional connection came about.

"She's funny. And she handled my annulment. 'Di ba, Boy. It's M.O.S.T. Marcos, Ochoa, Serapio, Tan [Law Office]. I saw her twice when I was in their offices," she added.

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Meanwhile, Boy also asked Kris about the qualities she admired most about President Marcos.

Kris pointed out that the administration had been respectful toward her family, particularly in connection with the decision to retain the name Ninoy Aquino International Airport.

"They've been very respectful. Hindi ginustong tanggalin na Ninoy Aquino International Airport," she said.

However, one of the things that particularly impressed her was the President's position on the West Philippine Sea. Kris connected the issue to the legacy of her late brother, former Senator Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III, who had also stood firm on the country's territorial claims.

"Siguro ang pinakahumanga ako, the President has fought for the West Philippine Sea. Kasi for me it's Noy's legacy and the fact that he is fighting for that as well. They're fighting for the Philippines."

Through her interview, Kris offered a glimpse into her personal connections with the Marcos family while sharing her perspective on the President's actions concerning issues she considers important to the country.

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Louise "Liza" Cacho Araneta-Marcos is a Filipino lawyer and academic who has served as the First Lady of the Philippines since June 2022. She is married to President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and has previously built a career teaching law at various universities in the country.

In another report, First Lady Liza Marcos expressed happiness after Gary Valenciano recalled their conversation about political differences during his interview with President Bongbong Marcos. She said she was touched that the singer remembered their exchange from three years ago, particularly her message about putting the country's welfare above political affiliations. In an Instagram post, Mrs. Marcos encouraged Filipinos to stop bringing one another down and instead focus on helping the nation overcome its challenges. She also emphasized that people can find common ground despite having different opinions and political choices because they share the same country.

Meanwhile, Bimby Aquino expressed openness to entering politics and pursuing public service in the future. He acknowledged that a career in government comes with major responsibilities and personal sacrifices. The celebrity son said he would prefer to begin his political journey at the local level. He also confidently shared that he could see himself becoming the President of the Philippines someday.

Source: KAMI.com.gh