Kristel Fulgar, ibinahagi kung bakit hindi nalulungkot sa South Korea
- Kristel Fulgar opened up to Karen Davila about her happy married life in South Korea and the difficulty of being away from her husband
- Asked whether she sometimes feels lonely, the actress said she truly enjoys being with her partner
- She admitted that even spending just one or two weeks apart can already feel difficult for them
- Her experience also made her reflect on couples who spend much longer periods apart because of overseas work
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Kristel Fulgar shared how much she enjoys life with her husband, Ha Su-hyuk, while admitting that even a short time apart can be difficult.
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During an interview with Karen Davila, the actress and content creator was asked whether she sometimes feels lonely in South Korea despite being happily married.
Her answer focused on the happiness she feels whenever she is with her husband.
“Masaya po talaga ako pag kasama husband ko,” she said.
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Kristel explained that they are at a point in their relationship where they genuinely enjoy each other’s company. She described a feeling of being so happy together that it can seem as though they are the only two people in the world.
For the actress, being with her partner is what makes her life there feel happy. When Karen raised the question of loneliness, she said she does not feel that way while they are together.
However, spending time apart brings a different experience.
According to the content creator, even a separation lasting just one or two weeks can already be hard for both of them. She admitted that she struggles with missing her husband even when their time away from each other is relatively short.
That experience led her to think about married couples who have to manage much longer separations.
Kristel mentioned spouses who work overseas and cannot be with their partners for a year or more. Having found even a week apart difficult, she said she could hardly imagine going through such a lengthy period away from her husband.
Her comments centered on how challenging that distance can feel, particularly when a couple has become used to being together.
This was not the first time the celebrity had spoken about missing her partner.
In an August 2025 vlog previously reported by KAMI, she shared her feelings about returning to the Philippines while her husband remained in South Korea. At the time, she needed to process requirements for her F6 spouse visa.
“My home is where my husband is,” she said in that earlier vlog. She also shared that her husband felt lonely coming home from work to an empty house.
The couple married in South Korea on May 10, 2025, following their engagement announcement in February that year.
In her conversation with Karen, Kristel again spoke openly about both the happiness of being together and the difficulty of temporary separation. The accompanying post directs viewers to the full interview on Karen Davila’s YouTube channel.
Kristel Fulgar is a Filipino actress, singer, and vlogger. She began her entertainment career as a child, gaining recognition through the ABS-CBN children's sketch comedy show Goin' Bulilit. Over the years, she has appeared in various television dramas, including Maria Flordeluna, Got To Believe, and Bagito. Beyond acting, Kristel is known for her singing talent, with viral YouTube videos showcasing her performances while driving. In 2025, she tied the knot with Ha Su Hyuk.
As previously reported by KAMI, Kristel Fulgar voiced her frustrations regarding criticism she received from some Filipinos. The issue arose after she observed how a Korean woman was praised for cooking Filipino food while she anticipates backlash for doing the same. She questioned why there seems to be a specific mindset among Filipinos that leads to negativity toward their own. She emphasized the double standard where foreigners are celebrated for embracing Filipino culture but locals are bashed for doing the opposite.
Meanwhile, in 2025, Kristel Fulgar shared an "embarrassing" story from her Korean Residence Card application, where she was short on cash at the immigration office. She revealed that despite her husband giving her the exact amount in cash, she ended up being short on cash after doing a bunch of photocopies. The actress eventually had to borrow cash from a fellow Filipina who had just taken a photo with her at the office, prompting Kristel to thank her. She confessed that the experience was stressful for her in the vlog.
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