Now, to lighten things up—here’s a more fun fact! I enjoy reading astrology. As a Sagittarius, I used to get excited whenever I read something positive about my sign and would hope that maybe it described me perfectly. It’s a bit funny, though, because I know it doesn’t align with my faith. That’s why I take it lightly—I read it just for fun, knowing that my true identity and future are in the hands of God, the One who created me and already has a perfect plan for my life. 

One of my biggest hopes is for my mama to have a healthy body. I want her to be able to go for monthly checkups and take her medications regularly without worry. Her well-being means the world to me. And of course, there are still personal dreams I hold close. I want to travel the world—whether alone or with my family—and one day, I hope to marry someone who shares my faith, values, and who is also grounded and successful in life. I may not have everything figured out yet, but I trust God’s timing and His plans for me. 

One of the hardest parts is the regret I carry with me. The day before he died, I saw him vomiting everything he ate, and eventually, even just water. But instead of staying, I chose to go out with my friends. I can’t help but feel that I added to his stress, especially when I left home without telling anyone. A part of me believes I contributed to the weight he carried.

Right next to the pain of losing him is the guilt that followed. It’s something I continue to wrestle with. It’s a heavy burden—one that I’ve prayed about countless times. And while it’s not easy, I trust that God is patient and merciful, slowly helping me walk through the grief and healing. 

Another accomplishment I’m proud of is being chosen to host an event for the second-year students while I was still a first-year college student. It was an honor to be trusted with that role, and it helped me grow in confidence and leadership. Now, by God’s grace, I’ve been given the chance to host again—this time for the third-year culmination event on May 21st. All glory to God for these opportunities. 

Aside from music, I also enjoy capturing moments through pictures and videos. I love documenting memories so I can look back on them and relive those special times. I often upload some of these to my YouTube channel and other platforms—it’s my way of preserving meaningful experiences and sharing joy with others.

Recently, I’ve developed a love for watching Chinese dramas. While I still enjoy Korean dramas, Chinese shows have really captured my interest lately with their storytelling and unique cultural elements. It’s something I look forward to in my free time. 

My elementary journey was definitely an adventurous one. I attended four different schools, starting with first and third grade at Larrakeyah Primary School in Australia, and second grade at Manunda Terrace Primary School, also in Australia. I then returned to the Philippines and studied at Proverbs Ville Academy in Lapu-Lapu City. From fourth to sixth grade, I continued my studies at Babag 1 Elementary School. Even as a child, I was already experiencing the world in different places and learning in diverse environments. 

Both of my parents are pastors—yes, I’m a pastor’s kid. Growing up in a Christian home has given me a deep sense of assurance that God is always with us, and I truly believe He has a purpose and plan for each of our lives.