Fast Talk with Boy Abunda: Kylie Padilla, may sariling konsepto ng WOMANHOOD! (Episode 382)

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Aired (July 16, 2024): Ibinahagi ni Kylie Padilla na siya ay isang sporty at “manly” na tao, ngunit matapos nito ay natutuhan niya ang kanyang sariling konsepto ng “womanhood” mula nang siya ay mabuntis.

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00:00But, it's blooming.

00:06Oh, thank you.

00:07But that's going ahead of the story.

00:08It looks so good.

00:09Thank you.

00:10It's beautiful.

00:11Thank you, too.

00:12Earlier, we were talking about you.

00:13I said, Kylie, do you have a daily exercise routine?

00:20Do you?

00:21Yes.

00:22I have to at least do some sort of workout, about 30 to 40 minutes every day.

00:26What is that?

00:27Did you make it?

00:28Yes.

00:29I have a mini gym at home.

00:30Okay.

00:31That's it.

00:32There's weights there, jog.

00:33Whatever I feel like.

00:34Okay.

00:35Oh, yes.

00:36I have a confession.

00:37There was a time, I thought you were going towards the direction of being an action star.

00:45Is that true?

00:46I thought so.

00:47You did?

00:48Is there?

00:49That's really my vision for myself.

00:50Oh.

00:51Yes, it was.

00:52Okay.

00:54Because you were still young.

00:55I was watching my friend's father.

00:58Yes.

00:59I was like, wow.

01:00Kylie was following in her father's footsteps.

01:03I know you were involved.

01:04I know they talked to you about it.

01:06The Wushu, the Arnis.

01:09Yes.

01:10I really trained in Thailand.

01:12I stopped school.

01:13Not a good example, but I wanted to.

01:15I remember that.

01:16Yes.

01:17I stopped and I trained there for three to six months.

01:21It was like a warrior's training.

01:23You wake up at 7 a.m.

01:25Training for two hours.

01:26Sleep again.

01:27Then 3 p.m.

01:28You wake up again.

01:29Training for two hours.

01:30It was all martial arts.

01:32Also, because that's what you said, the vision was you wanted to get into action.

01:36Yes.

01:37What happened?

01:38I got dizzy.

01:44That's the story.

01:45Yes, because Amihan is a warrior.

01:48So, I still used her.

01:50After the warrior training.

01:51After the warrior, you know.

01:52But what's good about Amihan is that I was open to the idea of womanhood.

01:58Because I was very masculine.

02:00I was very masculine.

02:01Because when I grew up, I was like a man.

02:05Because my dad would share everything he loves with us.

02:08You know, video games, martial arts.

02:11And he pushed us to be strong women.

02:14His idea of a strong woman.

02:15And then Amihan, we went to Amihan.

02:18But before I went to Amihan, was it also because of being an action warrior?

02:28Was it because you wanted your father to be closer to you?

02:33You wanted your father to notice you?

02:35Something like that?

02:36Yes.

02:37Because physically, I'm very sporty.

02:44And that was the only way I could please my dad.

02:46That if I climb this mountain, he'll be happy with me.

02:49You know, I was the youngest to climb King's Canyon in Australia.

02:53Yeah, we hiked the whole canyon.

02:56And then our guide told him,

02:58Did you know that she's the youngest to ever climb?

03:00And I saw my dad, he was so happy.

03:02Really, did you hear that?

03:04Yes, he was happy with me.

03:06So, that's how I pushed myself.

03:14Amihan, Australia

03:16Amihan, Australia

03:20Amihan, Australia

03:44Amihan, Australia

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