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0:00No, but you're intense, too.
0:01>> No. No.
0:02>> This is Matt G prime time.
0:11>> This is the wild cut.
0:22>> What photos do we have? I'm curious.
0:25>> Can I open up your
0:28artist?
0:29this guy in. Wow. Nan, I love it. Thank
0:32you. Thank you.
0:33>> Thank you very much for your time.
0:34>> So cute, guys. I love this.
0:36>> WE HAVE SEVEN ART FORMS, ladies and
0:39gentlemen. Seven art forms. And our next
0:41guest this evening conquered almost half
0:45of them. She's an actress, a singer, a
0:49visual artist, a makeup artist, a
0:53fashionista, an ITG girl. One of the
0:55most beautiful ladies in the world. not
0:58just beautiful physically but
0:59emotionally as a person too. She's also
1:02entrepreneur and a fitness icon. And
1:05most importantly, she's a mother. She is
1:08the better half of THE COUNTRY'S MOST
1:10CHAOTIC HILARIOUS COUPLE POWER COUPLE.
1:13LADIES and gents, ladies and gentlemen,
1:15THE ULTIMATE MULTIHYEN QUEEN, THE
1:18REINCARNATION OF LEONARDO DA VINCI,
1:21SELENA.
1:26HEY, BUD.
1:30>> SO,
1:31>> hello everyone.
1:33>> All right. All right.
1:35>> What's up with that?
1:36>> This is This is the longest clap we've
1:37had on the show, huh?
1:38>> Really? Clap.
1:40>> We're trying to beat Nico's episode,
1:41guys.
1:42>> Not just down here, but also up there.
1:44Everybody's enjoying. Say, you want to
1:45say hi to us, sir?
1:46>> This YouTube production is crazy.
1:49>> Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. Please, please
1:50have a seat.
1:52>> Nice again. You're so funny. I thought I
1:54was going to never be invited. I thought
1:55you'd always say no.
1:57>> Huh? What? I'm like the nicest.
1:59>> You are the nicest. You No, you are the
2:01nicest. You know, I was saying something
2:03to my director a while ago and my
2:04director actually told me
2:15No, that's very true. Sen has that
2:18factor okay
2:20everything but when she comes in a room
2:22you will understand what true beauty is
2:24ladies and GENTLEMEN
2:30my wife said
2:33yes you can put her anywhere everywhere
2:35and she'll talk to the highest person to
2:37the humble
2:38>> job I should be on the show more often
2:40my gosh compliments my gosh compliments
2:43of the year
2:44>> and then the best makeup ARTIST IS
2:45SELENUS WOW. I DON'T KNOW ABOUT THAT.
2:48But
2:49>> how did this all begin? Because not
2:50everybody know you do your own makeup
2:52and you were a makeup artist back then.
2:54>> So I didn't do my makeup today cuz I'm
2:55lazy. But um I used to do my makeup my
2:58entire 10 years in showbiz.
3:00>> Wow.
3:00>> Um I started off as a fashion designer
3:04and I came back did makeup and I was
3:06doing makeup for all the celebrities
3:07like I did all the celebrities like Rufa
3:10Gutierrez, Rufa Minto, Charard and Mond
3:13on on their shows.
3:15>> Yeah. I did men. I did Jake Quanka. Um
3:18I've done a lot. Marian,
3:20>> did you guys know that? Amazing. Sena,
3:23>> thank you.
3:24>> No, but how did you learn to become a
3:25makeup artist? Did you go to school for
3:27this?
3:27>> So, I went to school in Paris also. So,
3:30I did Studio Bau which was fashion
3:31design and then I went to makeup forever
3:33academy in Paris. In Paris for a year
3:36and a half for makeup, prosthetics and
3:38body painting.
3:39>> Makeup, prosthetics and body painting.
3:41>> I wanted to do prosthetics for movies,
3:43for horror films.
3:45horror films
3:47paintings super like morbid. Um, so
3:51yeah.
3:51>> Have you done a horror film? Have you
3:53done prosthetics for a horror film?
3:54>> Um, no. I did like TV commercials in in
3:57France. I was the makeup artist. I did
3:59Jamal, you know, Jamal Deoose. He's a a
4:02comedian in France. I used to do the
4:03whole Jamal comedy club.
4:05>> I used to do their makeup as well.
4:07>> Does people know this or this is the
4:08first time?
4:08>> I mean, it's been here and there. It's
4:10you know there's a lot of things written
4:11so maybe people forgot but I I was
4:14really talking about it back then
4:17show I remember I I would enter behind
4:19the scenes and then people would look
4:21and be like
4:24no no makeup artist okay back then
4:28request
4:29>> okay I was able to do so many artists I
4:31did angel look I've done an for like
4:33three covers Georgina Billboard
4:35>> but did you know them personally before
4:37>> No I didn't know anyone the only person
4:39I knew Chis was Sharon Koneta.
4:41>> Wow.
4:41>> Yeah. I didn't know any
4:43>> Cuz you grew up in France.
4:44>> No, I grew up here.
4:45>> Okay.
4:45>> I'm pin talaga. I just went to a French
4:47school.
4:48>> Okay. For college?
4:49>> No, French school. I was in kindergarten
4:5212th grade and then I left 2006 to study
4:55for 3 years. S Paris. So Paris. So,
4:59do you are do you still pursue this
5:01aside from not uh No, not
5:02professionally. But when I get a little
5:04bit older and then I kind of take a step
5:07back, maybe maybe I get back into it.
5:09Let's see.
5:09>> Amazing.
5:14>> Oh my gosh. Dancing.
5:18>> I can dance in the club, but if you give
5:20me a dance moves to do now. Super.
5:23>> But you sing really well. You are
5:26>> Excuse me. I don't think so either. So,
5:28I can sing. I can hold a tune, but I'm
5:30not like a singer. I'm not like your
5:31wife.
5:32>> No, she sings jazz. It's super.
5:34>> Yeah, actually, I haven't sang in a very
5:36long time. But
5:36>> guys, if you want to hear Sal sing, you
5:38must hear SE sing because it will knock
5:40you off your feet. She's amazing.
5:42>> Wow. Now, anong song.
5:44>> Uh, you're a French song. You I used to
5:46sang a French song before cuz when we
5:47asked your brother to sing a song, he
5:49did say now what song. He just went on
5:51and just started singing.
5:52>> Okay. I don't know if I remember the
5:53lyrics. So, this is a song. This is
5:55Patricia. Okay. In French, she wants K.
6:25It's like that. That's a I don't
6:26remember the lyrics.
6:30>> Very J.
6:31>> Amazing. Amazing. You still pursue this
6:33sometimes. Do you sing?
6:34>> No. No. No. I haven't. Honestly, I
6:35haven't sang in a very long time. So,
6:38we'll see. Head, shoulders, knees, and
6:40toes. Knees and toes.
6:41>> Okay. For the kids. Amazing. Amazing.
6:43Well, has there ever been a moment in
6:46your life when you genuinely didn't feel
6:49beautiful?
6:50>> I think everyone goes through those
6:52phases, you know,
6:52>> even you.
6:53>> Yeah, of course. Okay.
6:55>> One, if you've if you've done something
6:56bad.
6:57>> Sometimes you just wake up and you're
6:58like, it's more about having a bad day.
7:00Also after pregnancy honestly I think
7:02for a lot of women that's kind of like a
7:04eyeopener cuz you never get it when they
7:06talk about like postpartum and
7:08everything but I feel like after you
7:10give birth it becomes like the first 3
7:13to 6 months of birth of your your child.
7:15It's like it's the ugliest version of
7:17you in the sense where you don't
7:18understand what's happened to your body.
7:20>> How was that experience the first time?
7:21>> When you're pregnant it's fine. Your
7:22stomach's big and then you're just so
7:24happy cuz you're growing a human. You're
7:26not thinking of anything else. And then
7:27when the human comes out, of course, the
7:29best moment of your life, all the
7:31happiness in the world. But then when it
7:33kind of sinks in 3 months, 6 months, and
7:35then you're like staying home, you're
7:36not sleeping, you're getting pains from
7:39breastfeeding, you're seeing your
7:40friends do other things, then you look
7:42at yourself and you don't recognize
7:44yourself, you don't feel like yourself.
7:45>> So you went you actually went through
7:47this also.
7:47>> Yeah. Yeah. I think every girl some have
7:49it worse than others, but I really think
7:51it's that's the one moment where I
7:53looked at myself and I was like, who am
7:54I? Ganon. So, I mean, I'm sure you're an
7:57inspiration to so many women out there.
7:59What going back to that time, how do you
8:01transform yourself and say, "Hey, this
8:04is it. I'm going to start something."
8:05>> Yeah. I think it's about knowing that
8:06things take time and like like all good
8:08things in life, things take time. So,
8:11don't one, don't pressure yourself. Two,
8:13know that it will take at least a good
8:15for me a good year, a year and a half
8:17till you get back to whatever that
8:19normal feeling is. Um, it just Yeah,
8:23just don't pressure yourself. So don't
8:25pressure yourself and you really
8:26organize yourself, eating right, being
8:28physically fit.
8:30>> Yeah, just taking the steps in
8:32>> being with the people that you love,
8:34like having good relationships with
8:35other people. Um I think that's all very
8:38important
8:38>> because you're a very positive person
8:40like that.
8:41>> I'm pretty much Yeah, I'm pretty
8:42positive actually.
8:43>> How do you stay positive especially with
8:45your husband? He's ultra positive also.
8:47How do you maintain that positivity,
8:49that positive energy all the time? I
8:51mean, for me, being positive is not like
8:54saying everything is all like
8:56butterflies and rainbow. It's just
8:58knowing that when things go wrong,
9:01>> you know that at one point you're going
9:02to look back at that day and be like, I
9:05was so dumb to think like this, or I was
9:06so dumb to feel this way. Um, I feel
9:10like there's always something good that
9:13comes out of of things that you're not
9:16prepared for.
9:17>> And things happen for a reason. I really
9:19believe in that. Like things happen for
9:20a reason. So when I go through something
9:22bad, I'm always like I know I'm going to
9:24look back at this day and I'll be like
9:27like I just feel like you know life has
9:30a plan for you and you just kind of have
9:32to just go with the flow and learn how
9:34to let go and then learn how to you know
9:37be fearful also because I feel like if
9:38you're not scared of things, if you're
9:40not afraid of things happening then
9:42you're just living in contentment and if
9:45you live in contentment you don't grow
9:46as a person.
9:47>> Amazing. If you live in contentment, you
9:50don't grow as a person.
9:51>> I feel like when you're fearful, you put
9:54yourself in a situation where you
9:57>> find other ways to do things and that
10:00makes you grow.
10:01>> Nice. So, you really break boundaries
10:02and push yourself all the time. I mean,
10:04were you always like this, Selen? I
10:05mean, in an early age, you you were
10:07known to be a very independent woman.
10:09Were you always independent or you
10:11learned how to be independent? I mean, I
10:13feel like I learned man, like again,
10:14like you you just learn with the
10:17progression of life.
10:18>> Um, but I feel like as I get older,
10:21>> like it's it's easier for me to kind of
10:23set myself apart from certain situations
10:26and have an outer look instead of
10:28reacting right away.
10:29>> But when you were when you were still
10:31younger, you were reacting a lot, right?
10:33>> Yeah. YOLO. Oh, one life IT
10:38YOU WENT THROUGH THAT. You went through
10:39that.
10:39>> Yeah. Yeah. Of course. And I don't
10:40regret a single moment of it. I had the
10:43best like high school and college life.
10:45And when I studied in Paris, I really
10:48like yolo tala.
10:50>> 100%.
10:50>> I don't regret anything. Yeah. Yeah.
10:52>> But now we know that Sen chooses what to
10:55do, who to stay with, what projects to
10:57say yes to, and you say a lot of nos
11:00today.
11:00>> Yes.
11:01>> How did you learn how to say no? So that
11:04again comes with age or I mean I've seen
11:06a lot of younger people that really have
11:08that confidence and can say no but AO I
11:10was really a people pleaser.
11:12>> Yeah.
11:12>> Like I had to say yes to everything. I
11:14had to say yes to every project. I had
11:16to say I used to work in a bar. I was a
11:18bartender. So
11:19>> Oh just like Irwin also. So but he's
11:21more more art mixologist.
11:24>> So you can you can
11:26>> I can do like regular I'm like bar girl
11:29as in like coyote ugly. Amazing.
11:31>> When I was in Paris, I was actually
11:33working in in the bar of Johnny Depp and
11:35Sean Penn. They had a bar called the
11:36Manake.
11:37>> You met them?
11:38>> I didn't meet them, but I met a lot of
11:40other artists like Bono, Alicia Keys.
11:43They all came to to the club and I was
11:45the only one that could speak English.
11:46So, they hired me because I could speak
11:48English and French. Um, I could
11:51understand some Spanish and German, but
11:52that was back then. And I learned so
11:55much behind the bar, like the crazy
11:57things that happen in the night life.
11:59Like there's there's a lot of bad
12:01people. There's a lot of good people,
12:03too. But there's a lot of crazy stories.
12:04>> Like what's a crazy story you can share
12:06with us?
12:07>> The night life is really it's it's like
12:08what you see in the movies.
12:09>> But you had fun. You had fun.
12:11>> I mean, I was bartending. I was doing my
12:13job and then I'd stay up. I had really
12:15really good friends. A tight group of
12:16friends. But yeah, the things that you
12:18see is like I don't think I would see it
12:20here in Manila. Like
12:21>> So the bar scene in Paris is extremely
12:25different from the bar scene in Manila.
12:26>> I mean maybe I also don't go I haven't
12:28man party girl now. So back in the day I
12:31used to I used to go out a lot and yeah
12:32Manila was like just dancing and and fun
12:35and I knew everyone there in Paris like
12:38it's just a new world.
12:39>> But you know what I admire you because
12:41you know you were there at a very young
12:42age but you were really strong
12:43independent and and powerful. No. What's
12:46your advice to your two daughters now
12:48that when they become 18 and 20?
12:50>> When they become 18. I don't know. I
12:51think I feel like life is a little bit
12:53scarier nowadays. cuz I feel like that
12:54with social media like and I don't know
12:56how it's going to be for them in like 10
12:58years, but I don't know yet. Like I
13:00think I'll just know when I'm when I'm
13:02there. I just want to make sure that
13:03they're able to open up to me, that
13:04they're able to talk to me and and Nico
13:07for that matter. Actually, Nico's always
13:08going to be there with like binoculars.
13:10>> Yeah, because Nico told us about Kevin.
13:12You heard about you know who Kevin is?
13:13>> Um, so
13:14>> Kevin, the guy that comes
13:15>> I'm going to be honest with you.
13:17>> I didn't watch Nico's episode,
13:20>> okay?
13:22But I did watch the snippets going
13:24around Instagram and stuff. So I've seen
13:27the snippets. So Kevin, I'm guessing is
13:30a fictional
13:31>> is a fictional character that comes
13:33visit
13:33>> comes visits the house and how he would
13:35treat Kevin etc. Now before we enter
13:38Nico, everybody after that episode has
13:41been extremely concerned.
13:43>> Why
13:43>> is Nico still alive? Yes, he is. He is.
13:48>> I mean,
13:48>> he is. Actually,
13:49>> I just want to say Nico did not answer
13:51his phone 3 days after and he said and
13:53he replied 3 days after saying I'm okay.
13:55>> Yeah. He's like, "Don't worry."
13:57Actually, me real what he was saying.
13:59>> Really?
14:00>> Yeah. Me exaggerated.
14:02>> Ten this evening, this is your chance to
14:06fact check and clarify the fake news
14:08that came out of that interview.
14:11>> Okay? Because this, you know, this whole
14:12world, social media can always be
14:14one-sided. Yes. So, it's very important
14:17to also hear the other side.
14:20>> Do you agree?
14:21>> Yes.
14:22>> Okay.
14:23Ladies and gentlemen, this is the sen
14:27side.
14:29>> The sen side.
14:31>> Okay. We'll be playing a clip from
14:33Nico's interview. We'll be we'll be
14:34showing you the things you didn't see
14:35yet. Okay. you can confirm, deny or
14:38heavily revise his version of the story
14:42because a lot of his friends after the
14:43episode commented sil Timap roof
14:48they commented, "Oh my god, Nikico, it's
14:49so exaggerated."
14:52>> So we don't know if it's all
14:53exaggeration or it's just facts. So,
14:56you're here today to do this because
14:58ladies and gentlemen, I just want you
15:00everybody know that after Nico's
15:01episode, I got a we got a text from you
15:03or our callers say Sen wants to guess.
15:07Okay, so here she is ladies and
15:08gentlemen. Give more love to Sen. Here
15:11we go. Here we go, baby. Here.
15:13>> Yeah. So, we're going to be showing here
15:15the Senite. Are you ready?
15:17>> I'm ready.
15:17>> We'll be showing this. She approached me
15:20completely straight and she started
15:21talking to me like you know very
15:23approachable and I'm holding back a
15:25little bit like because I'm you know I'm
15:26like whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa
15:28wait relax like like chill a bit right
15:31we talked that night and that's the
15:32first time we met I think she fell in
15:34love immediately it took me a little bit
15:36of time
15:41>> my first question who was Niko with
15:44>> he was with three other guys actually
15:46the owners of Las Flores before. So like
15:48Uri, Sigla, Danny, like all Spanish.
15:51Spanish
15:51>> borcada.
15:52>> Okay. Because Nico said he was there for
15:54charity work up to 3:00 in the morning.
15:56>> Yeah. In time.
15:57>> Do you know time? Do you know what time?
15:59I mean, it used to be called Watermelon,
16:00I think. So it's it's a it's a club that
16:03really only happens after 12 midnight.
16:06>> So charity work speculate whatever
16:09charity work you'd like to do then
16:11during the day. I don't know what he did
16:13before that, but I didn't know him back
16:14then. So you were shooting a music video
16:16with Rico Blanco before.
16:18>> So I was a Rico Blanco because I was
16:21writing a song with Rico Blanco.
16:24>> You write songs also.
16:25>> I wrote two songs in my last album. So I
16:28wrote one song with Rico Blanco. So we
16:30were together from like 6:00 p.m. till
16:32almost 3:00 in the morning writing and
16:35recording the song.
16:36>> Okay.
16:36>> And then after recording, he was like,
16:38"S let's just go have a drink." And I
16:40was like so tired. But then I'm like,
16:42this guy just spent the whole night like
16:45helping me write the song like and he
16:48didn't ask for anything in return. We I
16:49didn't pay him, nothing. He was just
16:51really
16:51>> nice,
16:51>> really nice. So he's like, "Let's go to
16:53Time." I was like, "Okay." So I went to
16:54Time and then I saw Nico. But that
16:56wasn't the first time I saw Nico. I saw
16:58him like four times prior to that
17:00>> because he was just in the Philippines
17:01for two weeks.
17:02>> Yeah. So I met him
17:04>> in Opus.
17:05>> Okay.
17:06>> I was going out with Rufa Minto and I
17:08just wanted to be single cuz I just
17:09finished the breakup. I was like ready
17:11to yolo and then Tim Yap was there and
17:14Tim Yap got my hand and she he's like,
17:17"Oh, so then look n this Argentinian
17:19boy." And then he was making me touch
17:20his abs and I was like, "Okay,
17:22whatever." Like I wasn't interested cuz
17:23I just wanted to be single.
17:25>> What was Nico then? Pak. I thought he
17:27was just here for modeling cuz you know
17:29back then there's a lot of Brazilian
17:30models that came in and I was really not
17:32interested in like a
17:34>> in-n-out kind of thing. I also didn't
17:36want to be in a serious relationship. So
17:38it's the first time I saw him and then
17:40second time I saw him I think was at
17:41Rufa's birthday in fever and then there
17:44I was like ah actually this guy's
17:47good-looking and everything but then I
17:48didn't mind him and then in time
17:51>> but was he minding you?
17:52>> No he wasn't.
17:52>> Oh so ignored completely ignored and
17:54then in time I spoke to him and and then
17:58I asked him about like what he does and
18:00everything. I'm like I've met you three
18:01times. He didn't remember. He did not
18:03remember. I said I've met you three
18:04times already before. He's like really?
18:05I said
18:10anyway so he said he didn't remember me
18:12and then I said to what do you do and he
18:14used to work for a company where he do
18:16like country analysis and I was like oh
18:18ship tal I want and then I was like I
18:21want this and a I'm a go-getter. So then
18:24I had my birthday party my 27th birthday
18:27party
18:27>> and then you texted him a generic text.
18:29>> I texted everybody but I texted him
18:31maybe like 15 to 20 times.
18:34So, I'm like, "Hi, guys. Robot 8:00 p.m.
18:37Choo choo choo choo choo choo." And then
18:39he finally replied he was coming. And
18:40then the kiss was my birthday present to
18:43myself,
18:44>> not for him.
18:45>> No, to yourself. No, just to get Hello.
18:49I know what I want. I got it on my
18:50birthday.
18:53>> 15 years later, here we are with two
18:55kids.
18:55>> Amazing. We'll show you the second clip
18:57because you you were talking about the
18:59sending the message. So, this is the
19:00second clip. She keeps sending me this
19:02message that is a general message
19:04saying, "Hey guys, see you in robot for
19:06my birthday and then she keep forwarding
19:08me that general message." The truth is I
19:10found out after that she was just
19:12forwarding me a general message just to
19:13me
19:14>> because I was not replying to it.
19:17>> Yeah. So
19:18>> he's right with everything he said.
19:19>> Oh, so this one is a fact.
19:21>> That's a fact.
19:25>> But was it true he did not have a
19:27girlfriend or he was not seeing anybody?
19:29>> He was not seeing anybody. He was seeing
19:30many buddies.
19:35>> So he was doing a lot of charity work.
19:36>> I mean he was here.
19:38>> Yeah, if that's what you call he was I
19:39mean young guy. He was like what he was
19:41if I was 27 he was 28 and like traveling
19:45the world cuz he used to work like he
19:46was working in Mozambique and then he
19:48worked in in Ghana and then he went to
19:51uh Holland and like he was two three
19:53months three months per country.
19:56He had a sick spark. He was a
19:57good-looking man. Yeah. So, of course, I
19:59mean, you have fun. You're young, right?
20:01It's like,
20:02>> you know,
20:02>> but the question is, were you really
20:04pursuing him? Was it love at first sight
20:06when you saw him?
20:07>> So, no, it was like I was ready to just
20:10have fun. I was like, okay, I don't want
20:12a relationship. It's going to have fun.
20:14Sorry, that's Baka. That's my friend.
20:16Um, and then there after 2 months, he
20:19was like, "Are you seeing anyone else?"
20:21I said, "No, I'm just seeing you." He's
20:22like, "Oh, I heard you're seeing other
20:24people." And I said, "No." I said, "Why
20:26are you jealous?"
20:27>> Oh. And then we made it official.
20:29>> No, when you said, "Why are you
20:30jealous?" What did he say?
20:31>> No, he he said, "No, I just wanted I
20:33just want to be clear on what what we're
20:36getting ourselves into." But uh yeah, so
20:38we after two months, we said, "Okay,
20:40exclusively dating." And then on the
20:42third month, I forced him to buy an
20:44apartment with me because when you know,
20:46you know.
20:47>> Yeah. I was like, "We need to buy this.
20:48It's a good deal." And he was like,
20:51"Wait a minute. You haven't even met my
20:53parents." Um I said, "No." So I said
20:55later on if we split ways we half half
20:57like we can write it on a paper it's
20:59just a good deal we can't say no and
21:01then we bought the apartment together.
21:03>> Amazing.
21:03>> Yeah.
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22:06>> All right, we're back with the Salen
22:09Husseaf Moso. Thank you.
22:11>> So, was protective?
22:14No, I think everyone was used to me
22:18being flirtatious, let's say. Um, and
22:22yeah, I had I have a lot of guy friends
22:24also. So that he sees me with guys.
22:26>> So he was the baby brother also. He
22:28couldn't he didn't have any say also.
22:30>> He's my baby brother. And whatever he
22:31says I'm like you're the boss. You
22:34>> boss. But this is my life. That's your
22:35life. Do you? I do. I I do me.
22:37>> No. You really grew up. Is that the
22:39French side? The very independent, very
22:40strong. I mean, we lived together in
22:42Paris for 2 years cuz he came a year
22:44after me. So, we lived in an apartment
22:46together.
22:46>> So, the only thing I was strict about
22:48was
22:49>> like the the friends he brought in the
22:50shoes out of the out of the house and
22:53then Yeah, that's
22:55>> Would you and I fight?
22:56>> No, more brother and my sister cuz I'm
22:58the middle child. So, I'm the parent
22:59peacemaker.
23:00>> Ladies and gentlemen, here's the third
23:01clip. Watch this. Okay.
23:03>> So, is a order and clean freak.
23:07>> Okay. Like do you see how I I cannot
23:08leave one thing on the table for one
23:10second so she will clean it. But Sen is
23:12like really a clean freak in this case.
23:14Like if she's like if you want to prank
23:16her one day, you know what you do?
23:18>> Just mess up.
23:18>> Go to my house and mess everything up
23:20and come and see how she reacts. She
23:22won't be able to hold herself.
23:24>> Yes.
23:24>> True.
23:25>> I'm super need. I like I love to
23:27organize everything. I like things to
23:29always look like it's ready for a photo
23:31shoot. I mean it's nice to to come home
23:32and be in a clean area. I can't stand
23:35mess
23:35>> living with Nico back in the back in the
23:37in the beginning years. Was he always
23:40very neat and clean also?
23:41>> I mean until now same he's a guy like no
23:44offense to boys. I know some boys that
23:46are very clean but Niko's not dirty.
23:49He's just messy.
23:51You're going to throw the towel on the
23:52floor.
23:54They're like
23:55>> So up to now, how many years have you
23:56been married?
23:57>> We've been married 10 years together 15
23:59years. So up to now
24:04like I'm like do you like really like so
24:07just small things like that that bother
24:08me get me so like but I just know like I
24:12mean I rather have him have that than
24:15some other vices like okay I can deal
24:17with that.
24:17>> Yeah Nico's vice is just being messy.
24:19>> He's just being messy and intense with
24:22exercise.
24:22>> Yeah he's intense with everything. Yeah.
24:24How? Great.
24:26>> How do you um handle his intensity?
24:28Because you're you're also intense. So
24:30that's why.
24:30>> No, but you're intense, too. Intense.
24:32>> No, no, no. You're chill, but still
24:35intense. Meaning you're really driven
24:36and work out and everything.
24:37>> I'm driven, but like what I mean by
24:39composed. You're composed. I'm composed.
24:41I'm quiet. I like I breathe before I
24:43react.
24:44>> Yeah.
24:45>> See, Nico, he's more anxious. He
24:47overthinks.
24:48>> That's why I think you guys balance each
24:50other.
24:51>> In a couple, it's nice to be different.
24:52Does Niko get anxiety attacks sometimes?
24:54Like he gets so nervous at some point.
24:56>> He gets nervous especially when it comes
24:57with the the kids like ever since we've
24:59had kids like OAT. Um when it comes to
25:03our daughters but I think that's normal
25:06for a parent like you know when the
25:08moment you you give life you're just so
25:10scared of losing that life or even
25:12losing your life. Whatever happens
25:14happens inshah. Um but there's no more
25:18bahala Batman when you have kids like
25:20you need to plan. And you need to make
25:22sure like things go as planned um as
25:25much as possible.
25:26>> Yeah. I mean, do you think when your
25:27kids turn 16, 17, 18, Nico would allow
25:30them to be going to the clubs or out at
25:33night in the future or you think Nico
25:35will join them?
25:36>> Until now, he'll say he'll say not
25:38happening. So, I just said, you know,
25:40let's just make house parties. I heard
25:41house parties house and then you make
25:43people have to pay to enter or something
25:45like that.
25:45>> So, I'm like, if you want, let's just do
25:47that house party. So, you know what's
25:48happening. It's in the house. It's a bit
25:50noisy, but at least you know what's
25:51happening. Um, but we'll see when we get
25:53there. Again, he says a lot of things in
25:55Bakad. Bakad'll dominate him.
25:57>> So,
25:59he's always everywhere. Remember when we
26:01had dinner in the restaurant, he just
26:02left us all of a sudden and goes.
26:04>> That's why I don't like to have dinner
26:05with him there because then it's always
26:06like side eyes like looking at Chingolo
26:10or like when I'm in Chingolo with him,
26:12>> he's like I'm having a conversation with
26:13him, but I I can see his eyes are like
26:15looking at the plates of the people.
26:17Like he's like I can't focus. I'm like
26:19I'm fine with that. You understand that?
26:20>> Yeah. I mean, I understand the hard work
26:22you have to put in to open a restaurant.
26:25And to have a successful restaurant, you
26:27really have to be on top of it. You have
26:28to be there. So, it's his work. I can't
26:31I'm not going to be angry.
26:32>> So, what is Sen and Nico's quiet time?
26:35Is there times that you just keep quiet?
26:37>> We're always together. Every morning,
26:39we're together. We wake up at 6:00 a.m.
26:41with the kids. The kids leave for school
26:42at 6:30 and then we're together for at
26:46least an hour having our coffee outside.
26:48Yes.
26:48>> So you talk together having coffee?
26:50>> We talk a lot.
26:50>> What what's a typical conversation? You
26:52and Nico looking at the garden having
26:54coffee. What's that dynamic there?
26:55>> Yeah. I mean the good thing about us, we
26:57can talk about everything under the sun.
26:58Like sometimes it's like family.
27:00Sometimes it's it's about getting older.
27:03Sometimes it's the kids. Sometimes it's
27:05about problems that we have or he has in
27:07his in his work business.
27:10>> Um yeah, even like when it comes to
27:12paintings or exhibit like exhibits I do,
27:14I always ask his like I'm like is this
27:16good? Is this not good?
27:18point of view. No
27:21>> not happening.
27:22>> Okay. All right. So then this is our
27:23fourth clip. Please watch this.
27:24>> So Sen hates it.
27:26>> Okay.
27:27>> She hates it so much.
27:28>> Okay.
27:29>> So what she did is we start doing skits
27:31using lassando and she slowly start
27:33breaking it like literally like first it
27:36was a hole here in my nipple because it
27:38was a it was a skit that was like Nemo
27:40girls. Nemo girls neo girls that we know
27:41Maria and she get upset and she cut my
27:43nipple. No my my son. And and yesterday
27:45within our skateboard, she pushed me on
27:47the bed and she breaks this. So
27:48basically what she's doing slowly, this
27:50is throwing Lando. But this is not going
27:53anywhere, guys. This is staying. It
27:54doesn't matter how long. So what's
27:57Lando? How much do you love Lando?
27:59>> I hate it so much. He has two actually.
28:02He had three and then he gave one to
28:03Will. So he has two left. But he wears
28:05it all the time. Like not even just for
28:08exercising. Like sometimes we're like
28:09yeah shooting videos for brands and I'm
28:11like you can't wear that. like you can't
28:14wear that on the video. But he still
28:15wears it. But the thing is it became
28:17Yeah. I guess Lando became a little
28:19famous.
28:20>> Yeah.
28:20>> Because of how much I hate it and
28:22because of how much he loves it, but we
28:24compromise. So yeah. So my my goal and
28:26my mission this 2026 is by the end of
28:28the year.
28:32>> Yeah.
28:35>> That's that's the whole that's the
28:36bullied husband's t-shirt talaga. That's
28:39what they should be wearing.
28:40>> Amazing. Amazing. Lando. Okay. Okay.
28:43Okay. Next video. Let's watch this.
28:46>> So, Lind is the nicest person ever. And
28:47I think the whole wife Zilla thing comes
28:49because it's funny how opposite of a
28:51wife she is.
28:53>> But it's also like I think Filipinos are
28:55a bit like Argentinians and and you know
28:57the the whole concept of like
28:59>> we are bullied by our wife is kind of
29:01funny and rel.
29:02>> Yes.
29:02>> When wife Jayla came about, how did that
29:04make you feel?
29:05>> I I don't I mean we it's it was always
29:07been kind of like a joke based on
29:09reality cuz Yeah. Yeah. I am a clean
29:11freak and and I get pissed for certain
29:13things, but he's not the one battered or
29:16anything. Like we have a very healthy
29:18relationship. So, it's just it's funny
29:19because like I see it in a lot of my
29:21friends also. All the skits we make are
29:23like based on like real things but of
29:25course amplified.
29:26>> If you close your eyes right now and I
29:28say the word wife, who wife would you
29:30think?
29:30>> Georgina.
29:31>> Georgina.
29:32>> Yeah.
29:33>> Why?
29:33>> She has to have things done her way or
29:35the highway.
29:36>> Oh, she's strict. Georgina was strict.
29:38>> Yeah. So I feel like she would be my my
29:40wife Zilla.
29:41>> But wife Zilla is not a negative thing.
29:43It's an exciting thing.
29:45>> It's a woman that knows what she wants
29:46is and is in control.
29:48>> Is in control. Yeah.
29:49>> Yeah. Our sixth video. What's this?
29:51>> I became a very strong feminist also.
29:53I'm like all for women today. Like I I
29:56feel this war is unfair. I'm like I'm an
29:58activist almost. I'm like I I really
30:00believe this war is not fair enough for
30:01for women and I like always trying to
30:03push any feminist move. I'm there. For
30:05all the men out there, if you are not
30:07against sexism, you are in favor.
30:09There's no like middle point.
30:11>> Nico became a softy after we had the two
30:13girls.
30:14>> So, he wasn't like
30:15>> I've never seen him cry in my life. Even
30:16in our wedding day, he didn't cry like
30:19to that point. But the moment I gave
30:22birth to Tian, like he was sobbing like
30:25a baby.
30:26>> Like how how much Nico cry? like
30:32like really really like that. So he
30:36cried for like an hour straight where
30:38our doctor was like, "Are you done?"
30:39Like the emotional moment is done. She's
30:41given birth. Your child is well and
30:43alive. He couldn't stop crying. And now
30:45every time we watch like even if it's a
30:47commercial or a movie where there's like
30:49like a child involved as in as in
30:52superak I was like so he's so sensitive.
30:55He's just so scared like his he's so in
30:58love with our two girls
30:59>> like they're he there's nothing he won't
31:01do for them.
31:03>> Amazing.
31:03>> So yeah, extreme feminist now. He's like
31:05I want the world to be fair and I want
31:08them to be able to do what they want and
31:09not be afraid.
31:10>> And I think the way you guys are raising
31:12them is is really empowering them to
31:14become really strong ladies in the
31:16future.
31:17>> Yeah, they they scare me sometimes.
31:19>> Really?
31:20>> But they're super smart and super
31:21independent already.
31:22>> Yeah. Very. Because I really believe
31:24there are just so many things women can
31:26do so much better than men.
31:28>> A lot. I can name a whole list.
31:31>> They all have, you know. No, no, that's
31:33very true. I I believe like, you know,
31:34you guys have
31:35>> because men are reactive.
31:37>> Yeah.
31:38>> Women they they know how to pause before
31:40they react. I think men are very
31:44>> like
31:45>> women are more like okay being
31:48intuitive. Let's be relaxed. Yeah. Let's
31:50take a step back.
31:51>> Yeah. We have to learn a lot from you
31:52guys. Yeah. Yeah. So, what was
31:54motherhood taught you about raising
31:55strong girls today? Did did you your
31:58concept about motherhood a shift when
31:59you have two baby girls?
32:01>> I mean, I'm still learning like
32:02motherhood is about learning every step
32:04of the way. There's no guide book to
32:05being a perfect mom. I mean, I have days
32:08where I feel like I'm talking to to them
32:10like they're 16 and then I have to like
32:12recalibrate and be like, Sen, they're
32:15five. Like, they're going through so
32:16much emotions like you can't expect them
32:18to be a certain way or say certain
32:20things or think certain things. So, I
32:22mean there's a lot of hit and miss, but
32:24but as long as I'm present and I'm
32:26trying my best, I know I'm doing my
32:28best.
32:28>> Presence is very important.
32:30>> Presence. We're very present. Niko and I
32:32>> How many languages do they speak?
32:33>> So, English, Spanish, French, fluently,
32:36Tagalog, they're starting to learn um
32:39words, but I'm not the best teacher.
32:41Tagalog. No, but five years old. Ti is
32:44five.
32:45>> Is six and then three. Six and three.
32:48>> And they speak five languages already.
32:50>> No. Five. Four. Three sa math. Huh? You
32:53said you said I said
32:57you said French, English,
32:58>> French, English, Spanish. And they're
33:00learning for Chinese in the future.
33:04Chinese in the future. And they speak
33:06fluent French.
33:07>> Yeah. Fluent
33:08>> because Nikico was saying they they
33:09watch French news or French.
33:11>> They only can they if they watch TV,
33:13it's only in Spanish. No English TV, no
33:15French TV. How
33:17>> one language per parent. So or Spanish
33:20lang
33:22French and English I mix it which is why
33:24their Spanish is better
33:25>> so this is all planned at home
33:27>> yeah all planned they say talaga like um
33:30psychi they always say like one face one
33:32language
33:33>> so they learn perfectly
33:35>> I think we'll do that also in the future
33:36though
33:37>> I want to see if you can speak Italian
33:38first
33:39>> yeah broken Italian
33:42>> so how do you keep your identity as a
33:45woman more than just a mother and a wife
33:49>> I think to keep your identity. You
33:50really have to make sure that you you
33:52still continue to do the things you love
33:53and you still take time for yourself.
33:55Like I just came back from a Korea trip,
33:57just me and my sister and my mom. I have
34:00my painting. I still go out at night
34:02once in the blue moon with my friends.
34:03>> So you still have your alone time or
34:06time with your family.
34:06>> It's still me. Definitely. And
34:08especially now that the girls are bigger
34:10like I'm more like okay game to to do
34:12things that don't include my family.
34:15>> So you need the balance. You need the
34:17balance. You can't be mama.
34:20You need to pursue your passions if you
34:22want to study. Like I told I'll go for
34:25two weeks in Italy in one of the art
34:27schools there to to learn different
34:30techniques. I said then I should be able
34:32to do it. So yeah, can't stop me and
34:35he'll always allow me.
34:36>> Amazing how how diversified you are and
34:39you know how how many things you do and
34:41you all you always do it with passion.
34:43>> Yeah.
34:43>> Amazing.
34:46and the argument intensifies.
34:52What language do you use?
34:53>> So, people might not believe me, but we
34:56honestly don't fight. Like in our 15
34:58years of relationship, we fought twice.
35:00>> Really?
35:01>> Yeah. And the two times I can still
35:03remember. One was in Barakai in like
35:042012 and then another one was 2018.
35:10>> What happened in Barakai? Can you share
35:12or not?
35:13>> I can share. It's it was he didn't know
35:15me that well yet. And I'm the type now
35:17like I talk to everyone. Like it doesn't
35:19matter who you are. Doesn't matter what
35:22situation we're in. If someone will talk
35:24to me, I'll I'll talk back out of
35:25politeness. Maybe in some occasions it's
35:28seen as I don't know like a bad thing,
35:30but I'm just like I don't like like
35:32again I don't know how to say no
35:33sometimes. So if I remember while we
35:35were in Barakai, we had drank a bit
35:38because obviously back then we were like
35:40going out and everything and we were
35:42walking in the beach and there was a
35:43group of guys sitting drinking. They're
35:46like join us for drinks. Yeah. Like
35:51let's have a drink together. So
35:54it's all all guys and then Niko and then
35:56we're talking. Niko I could already see
35:58he was like fuming like like he was
36:00uncomfortable with the situation. Now
36:01when I look back, I see nan as a guy
36:03point of view.
36:04>> Why?
36:04>> It's because it's a lot of guys and then
36:06they've been drinking. So maybe
36:08>> it could be dangerous, you know, or
36:09maybe he's like, "Oh my, if I if I have
36:11to fight them, it's me." And then
36:12they're like six or something. And then
36:14the guy was a bit cranked. So when we
36:16were talking, the guy just like laughed
36:18and then he he like went like that to me
36:20and then gave me a kiss on the cheek.
36:21>> What did Nico do?
36:23>> He stood up and and I was like super
36:25shocked, but I was like, "Okay, like
36:27I'll just move to the side and like
36:28pretend it didn't happen." Gon. So Nico
36:30stood up and left
36:32>> and he walked out.
36:32>> He walked out and I just remember like
36:34going after him like what's wrong just
36:36talking. They were just talking to us
36:38every and then I was like super crying.
36:40This is the first time I super cried and
36:41then we were in the hotel room after and
36:42I remember like naman sigawan cuz he
36:44doesn't Nikico doesn't scream. That was
36:47our one fight and then our second fight
36:48was I can't remember that 2018. So two
36:50fights. Now we don't argue at all. We
36:54have our moments in a relationship. It's
36:57important to to have those arguments,
36:59but I don't feel like screaming is an
37:02option. So, Nico and I, we really
37:04communicate. We talk a lot. When
37:05something is not good, he'll be like,
37:07he's like, "Why are you acting this
37:08way?" And then I'll sit down. And if I
37:09can't, if I'm like, "Nothing." Like, I'm
37:11like, "I'm fine." He'll be like, "I'll
37:13ask you one more time. If you don't
37:14answer, we're not going to go back on
37:16this situation again." And I'll be like,
37:18"Okay, fine. It's because you did this
37:19and you did that." And we and then we
37:20talked.
37:21>> It's funny how they do it because when
37:23you say it, it's very it's a serious
37:24moment. But I'm trying to imagine Nico
37:26say it. It becomes funny now when he
37:27says it.
37:28>> But he's very serious. I've always had a
37:30hard time expressing myself. I'm not
37:32that like if I'm sad, I don't say I'm
37:35sad or I don't cry in front of people.
37:36I'm usually the type now I go to the
37:38toilet, I'll lock myself to get out and
37:40then come back out like nothing
37:42happened. So I don't like opening up.
37:45But what the one thing that Nico did
37:46bring out in me in these last years
37:48together is that he really like forced
37:51and helped me and be able to like
37:52express my sentiments and why I'm
37:54unhappy. And so yeah, we don't argue and
37:57we don't scream at each other.
37:58>> That's nice to know.
38:00>> So we go to our next game cuz they say
38:02emotions are fueled of from the arts,
38:05right? Emotions are fueled of the arts.
38:06You did several films
38:09acting prowess, awardwinning actress.
38:14This right here. Oh my gosh. Ladies and
38:16gentlemen, this is
38:19camera. Okay. Are you ready?
38:21>> Okay. What are we doing?
38:22>> Okay. We'll be reenacting a famous star
38:24cinema movie. Um, The House of Us. Are
38:27you familiar with The House of Us?
38:28>> I know that. I I know it, but I I
38:30haven't seen it. I mean,
38:31>> so we'll be switching languages with
38:32this game. And for you n man French for
38:35myself Italian
38:38>> I don't think you speak Italian until
38:40now.
38:42>> Let's see. I'll be playing the role of
38:45Primo and Sen will be George.
38:48>> Okay. Okay. Do we have a script for
38:50>> Can we watch Can we watch?
38:52>> Yeah. Let's watch the clip. Watch this.
39:16Okay. Okay. Okay. We're going to call in
39:18our assistant Joshua Garcia. Please
39:20enter, Josh. Okay. This is Joshua
39:22Garcia, ladies and gentlemen. Okay. So,
39:25what we're going to do here, obviously,
39:26we're not going to stand up. It's like
39:27we're just reading sides. We're reading
39:29sides. So, you have your script. I have
39:30my script. You do French. I do Italian.
39:32Okay.
39:33>> Okay.
39:33>> Okay. This is the the POWER OF YOURSELF.
39:35GIVE SOME LOVE, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
39:39Tagalog translate
39:43on the spot. I'm Primo and you're
39:45George. Okay. Okay. Joshua, take it
39:48away.
39:53>> Okay. Okay.
40:12George.
40:26foreign.
40:56Then
41:05then all George and then Sen.
41:25Huh?
41:34Cupcake.
42:03Johnny,
42:04>> what's
42:06like I'm I'm tired of this like
42:10I can't.
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42:52All right, ladies and gentlemen. A
42:53question we're going to ask right now.
42:55Have you ever felt like people
42:57underestimate your art because you're
42:59famous? You're the famous it girl. So
43:01they look they underestimate you as a uh
43:05a artist, a painter.
43:06>> Yeah, I don't feel that. Um I think so
43:10far I've had pretty good reviews, but
43:13even when I have some that are not good
43:15with my art. I mean art is subjective,
43:17right? So
43:18>> what's beautiful to you is probably not
43:20beautiful to me or vice versa. So
43:22there's no nice art or bad art. It's
43:25whatever speaks to the soul.
43:27>> So if someone doesn't like my artwork,
43:29then it's not meant for them.
43:30>> Not for them. But your art is beautiful
43:31by the way. If you guys haven't seen it
43:32yet or I'm sure you guys see it.
43:34>> Actually have an exhibit this month too.
43:36>> Is there any specific uh in this
43:38collection? What what what's
43:40>> um this one is more abstract. So very
43:42new style for me.
43:44>> Um but I worked more with like feeling
43:46and movement. So it's very big large
43:48artworks and I'm I use my hands to
43:51paint.
43:51>> That's amazing. Is it only you? Does
43:53your kids help you paint?
43:54>> Um sometimes they they do the background
43:56like I I use them as paint brushes.
43:58>> Amazing. because I remember s back in
44:00the day your arts were a lot of Filipino
44:02uh faces, people. What was your
44:05inspiration then?
44:06>> Um well back then cuz I used to shoot a
44:08lot out of town and I I would always
44:09take photos of my surroundings. So I
44:11would paint the people I see.
44:13>> But this one on the screen right now
44:14this is you
44:15>> I was I was five or six there. It's one
44:17of the paintings I did when I was
44:18younger.
44:19>> You still have this?
44:20>> No. I think I give it away. I give it
44:22away. I'm not the type that I don't like
44:23to hoard this.
44:24>> I'm sure this painting would be a
44:25fortune today.
44:26>> Yes. No. I mean, it's a co I copied an
44:28artist.
44:29>> Okay.
44:29>> But it's not an original. I mean, I
44:31painted it myself, but I copied an
44:32artist. So, um, but yeah. No, I think I
44:35gave that one away.
44:35>> How many years have you been painting?
44:36For many, many years.
44:37>> So, I've been exhibiting since 2016.
44:39>> Yeah. And, and it's been a complete
44:41success.
44:42>> So, every two years I have an exhibit
44:44>> from the Filipino faces and characters.
44:47You shifted into
44:49flora and then now abstract.
44:51>> Do you really plan this out or is this
44:53something that comes out as an artist?
44:55Yeah, it just happens with growth, I
44:56guess. Cuz even abstract, I was super
44:57anti-abstract that day. I'm like, I
44:59don't understand it. I feel like anyone
45:01can do it. That type of thing. But when
45:03you get into the art, the more you study
45:05it and the more you paint, the more
45:07you're like
45:08abstract, like it's very hard. So, I
45:10kind of like worked my way in it. And I
45:13guess now with, you know, with uh being
45:15a little bit older and going through
45:16different things in my life, it's it's
45:18it's really so much more fun to explore
45:22abstract. So you believe like art is
45:23really stages of life?
45:25>> Yeah, I feel like art you're always
45:27learning. There's always something in
45:28new to give.
45:29>> I mean I want to ask you a question. I
45:30mean you're a mom, you're a singer,
45:32you're an actress, you're an
45:33entrepreneur, you're an artist, painter.
45:36I mean how do you find time to to do all
45:38of this and you're you do you do paddle?
45:40You work out. I mean what's the schedule
45:42of a selenus?
45:43>> Yeah. Well, actually I'd have to say I'm
45:45pretty chill. I just I mean singing I
45:47don't do it anymore. So I can take it
45:49out of my roster. Acting I'll do it once
45:51in a while. Um, so it's not like I'm
45:53doing it on a daily basis. So when I'm
45:55not working, I'm painting. When I'm not
45:58painting, I'm I'm shooting.
45:59>> Is there a perfect time to paint?
46:00Morning, afternoon, evening?
46:01>> I quite like it morning when the kids
46:03are in school or late at night when
46:05everyone's sleeping
46:08studio.
46:08>> So that's your alone time?
46:09>> Yeah, that's my alone time. So pumas
46:11when I'm painting.
46:11>> Are you pressured to paint or is it just
46:13a passion?
46:14>> It's just a passion. I super love doing
46:16it and I love that it speaks to people.
46:18I love like when people go to my
46:19exhibits and they're like, "Oh my god, I
46:20love this artwork." because it made me
46:23feel these things. It just it's so nice
46:25to to be able to touch someone without
46:29getting without getting to know them or
46:31you knowing their past.
46:32>> Amazing. Why did you choose to anchor
46:34your life here in the Philippines?
46:35>> I mean, I grew up here. So, for me, this
46:37is this is where I flourish, where I
46:39blossom. Obviously, there's a lot of
46:41things in our country that I wish could
46:44change. Um, obviously I also lots of
46:48things that anger me, but I love the
46:50Philippines and I love Filipino people.
46:52So I really see myself here.
46:54>> Yeah.
46:55>> Yeah.
46:55>> I mean I asked the same more or less the
46:56same question to Irwan. No. And
46:58>> you know doing an amazing thing aside
47:00from all our guy jokes and all that
47:02stuff. I think I admire Irwan and I'm a
47:04fan of Irwan. He built his brand all on
47:06his own and um he's promoting the
47:08Philippines every step of the way with
47:09all his feature media etc. And I think,
47:12you know, us in the media industry, we
47:14have this opportunity to really show the
47:16Filipinos or the world about the
47:18Philippines and your art is is is
47:20amazing. And I think you're doing the
47:21same also in the form of art.
47:23>> But there's a lot of amazing Filipino
47:24artists when you come to the exhibit.
47:26It's a mix of artists. You'll see like
47:28it's the Filipino people are just so
47:30talented.
47:30>> Were you intimidated at first to enter
47:32the art scene with so many amazing
47:33artists and here comes Selenus entering
47:36and you gained the respect after so many
47:38years.
47:38>> Yeah. So my first exhibit, it's my dad
47:40who pushed me cuz I had so many
47:41paintings at home. He's like, "Why don't
47:42you exhibit it?" I'm like, "My I'm not
47:44an artist. Like I can't just say, "Hey
47:46guys, here's my exhibit."
47:47>> But the first one was did so well and
47:50then I was it was very wellreceived. So
47:52it it motivated me or give me fire to
47:55like to like do more and then really
47:57find my style.
47:58>> How does it feel today that Senus you
48:01you're a respected artist today? No, I
48:03mean I've I've I've obviously I guess
48:05work towards it, but I do just it's
48:08always shocking and such a humbling
48:12thing that I know that someone bought my
48:13artwork, they really like it for what it
48:16is.
48:16>> You as an artist know when you go to
48:18someone's home and you see your piece on
48:19the wall.
48:20>> Yeah. Super kilig. I'm so kilig. It's
48:22the best feeling in the world. Actually,
48:24even the one that was in bell, I didn't
48:26know it was there and I went to the
48:27opening. I'm like, "Oh my god, this is
48:29me ganunan." So yeah, it's super super
48:31such a nice nice feeling.
48:33>> Amazing. You've also been called a
48:35model, actress, artist, entrepreneur,
48:36wife, and of course mom. Which label
48:39feels the most accurate to you today?
48:42>> I mean, I guess mom. Like I I I love
48:44being a mom. I love seeing these girls
48:46transform in front of me and then being
48:48part of their journey and helping them
48:50evolve as the people they want to
48:52become. Uh I think it's the my greatest
48:55achievement and it's the best thing
48:57that's happened to me. I mean, you were
48:58telling me, you know, art is stages of
49:00life, and today you're in that, you said
49:01you're in that mom stage. Yeah. What's
49:03the future like for So,
49:05>> good question. I want to focus more on
49:07my art, definitely, but I I really want
49:09to get back into film.
49:11>> Um, yeah, I really want to do like indie
49:14films. I want to do horror. I want to do
49:16a thriller. Not telear. It's not my
49:20butt. You were doing such a important
49:24role to me and it really I feel is one
49:26of the roles I'm most recognized for
49:28back then. So par it was just too
49:31important and I was like I can't let
49:32anyone else be kashupa. So when they
49:34asked me I was like yes yes yes.
49:37>> Are we going to see a husaf on the big
49:40screen this year or next year?
49:41>> I don't know yet. Wapa for now walapa.
49:43If if if yes, who would you want to be
49:47partnered with and what kind of film
49:48would you want this to be?
49:49>> Oh, so I want something like Gone Girl.
49:52>> Gone Girl.
49:52>> Yeah, Gone Girl. Uh, who would my
49:55partner be? Honestly, want to do like a
49:57mixed thing. I feel like nowadays with
49:59social media, you can have like Thai
50:00actors and Chinese and Korean and
50:02Filipino. Like, I wanted to be like a a
50:04kind of like a melting pot of actors.
50:06There's not one specific Filipino actor
50:10I want to work with. If there would be
50:11one leading man you'd want to work with
50:13for this next film, who would that be?
50:16>> I don't think you can be bad though
50:20your face.
50:24>> I don't know. I think I I don't really
50:27have of course my fear is for for them
50:29to not be treated right later on in the
50:31future, not finding a good partner. But
50:34my mom also let me be kind of like do my
50:37own thing, make my own mistakes. fear
50:40for me I think if if not it'll just be
50:43like fear like how every parent is
50:44worried for their child you know you
50:46don't want accidents you don't want just
50:48them to get into bad vices and stuff
50:50like that but aside from that for now
50:53>> but I think you're really empowering
50:54them to be very strong
50:57>> especially with Nico also Nico is really
50:59>> amazing amazing you're you're really a
51:00role model and to us to Sarah and I'm
51:03sure to many other people so as a mom do
51:06you feel more pressure now to live up to
51:08certain labels like a perfect mom or a
51:11perfect role model or Senusaf is there
51:14pressure to uphold that image? No, I
51:17feel like I mean as you age and then
51:18also entering the 40s, you worry less
51:21about keeping the youth, but your focus
51:24is more on like perspective and like how
51:27you view life and like prioritizing
51:31like what's important like sleep, family
51:33time, good relationships, deleting
51:35people that don't really add plus value
51:39to to your life or your lifestyle.
51:41>> So, you've deleted people? Yeah, I mean
51:43I can maybe count my friends in like my
51:46two hands. I I don't have a million
51:47friends. Yeah, I don't I know many
51:49people, but I I've connected really with
51:51a good amount of people that I feel like
51:54I don't need more people in my life.
51:56>> Yeah, that's really nice. You know,
51:57because when we're young, we want to uh
51:59you know, make everybody love us, like
52:01us, etc. We're friends with all. And the
52:03older we're getting, you know, like what
52:04do you
52:05>> It's tiring because it's stressful. You
52:06don't need to have a million
52:07relationships. You just need a few good
52:09ones and happy life.
52:11>> That's very true. trying to digest that
52:13because that's very very important and
52:15that's not very easy to do.
52:16>> Yeah, it's not easy. That's why it takes
52:18time. Like in my 20s, oh my gosh, I'm
52:19friends with the world. Every morning I
52:21wake up messages and I'll wake up
52:23there's two WhatsApp messages or you're
52:26happy with that? I'm good. I'm not like
52:30I mean I'd like to believe that you have
52:32no bashers.
52:33>> No, I have bashers.
52:34>> So how do you handle bashers?
52:35>> I don't know you. So whatever.
52:37>> So you're that your confidence or
52:38whatever?
52:38>> Yeah. Yeah, I'm good. I mean, at the end
52:40of the day, bashers want you to reply.
52:42>> Yeah.
52:42>> So, if you don't reply, they'll move on
52:44to the next victim lang. But for me,
52:46it's okay. You don't know me. You don't
52:47know what I do in my life. Um, if you're
52:49not happy with me, then just don't
52:50follow me. Gan
52:51>> confidence. Okay.
52:52>> Did you build I'm sure you built that
52:54confidence.
52:55>> Yeah. There were days back then where
52:56I'd read things and I'll be like, you
52:58you really feel bad. And I get how it
52:59can get to you.
53:00>> Yeah.
53:00>> Like when when people are saying bad
53:02things about you, it's never a nice
53:04feeling whether they're relevant or
53:05irrelevant. But you just have to learn
53:07how to just like segment it and then
53:09know that that's that's the generation
53:12nowadays. That's how it is. So you have
53:13online bashers, you have haters, you
53:15have trolls. Okay. And then you live on.
53:17>> This conversation could go go on and on
53:18and on. Thank you very much, Salen, but
53:20I appreciate your time. I appreciate you
53:22and Nico and your friendship. You are
53:24inspiration to me, to my wife, and to
53:26many other people. So thank you very
53:28much for being a friend. And we
53:30appreciate you guys. Give some love to
53:34>> Thank you very much.
53:35>> Thank you.
53:38actually super fun. Um, I'm amazed with
53:40the production. It's a very big
53:41production and a very big team, but it's
53:43always fun to to hang with Mateo cuz
53:46we're friends, so it's easy to to just
53:47like banter and and talk to each other
53:49and not be shy and everything. And you

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