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Why Karen Reyes left GirlTrends
Why Karen Reyes left GirlTrends
ABS-CBN News
Published Feb 13, 2017 03:26 PM PHT
MANILA – Former “Pinoy Big Brother” housemate Karen Reyes revealed why she left the group GirlTrends, which was first introduced as the female counterpart of the Hashtags on "It's Showtime."
MANILA – Former “Pinoy Big Brother” housemate Karen Reyes revealed why she left the group GirlTrends, which was first introduced as the female counterpart of the Hashtags on "It's Showtime."
In an exclusive interview with entertainment site Push, Reyes admitted that she was having a hard time getting along with the other members of the girl group.
In an exclusive interview with entertainment site Push, Reyes admitted that she was having a hard time getting along with the other members of the girl group.
“Parang wala 'yung sisterly love. Uso ang inggitan in a way na gusto nila lahat sila 'yung bida. Gusto nila sila lahat 'yung magaling. Wala 'yung nagtutulungan. So nakita ko na kaagad from that na wala ito, na hindi ako magiging masaya dito,” she said.
“Parang wala 'yung sisterly love. Uso ang inggitan in a way na gusto nila lahat sila 'yung bida. Gusto nila sila lahat 'yung magaling. Wala 'yung nagtutulungan. So nakita ko na kaagad from that na wala ito, na hindi ako magiging masaya dito,” she said.
Reyes said she decided to leave because she can’t last in an environment where she is not happy.
Reyes said she decided to leave because she can’t last in an environment where she is not happy.
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“Hindi na ako nag-stay kasi ang hirap gumawa ng isang bagay na hindi ka masaya, na gusto mo lang ng exposure, na gusto mo lang ng pera. Ako kasi, passion ko ang pag-aartista so gagawin ko 'yung best ko para mapaganda 'yung career ko. Kung everyday malungkot akong pupunta don at mapaaway lang ako, huwag na lang,” she said.
“Hindi na ako nag-stay kasi ang hirap gumawa ng isang bagay na hindi ka masaya, na gusto mo lang ng exposure, na gusto mo lang ng pera. Ako kasi, passion ko ang pag-aartista so gagawin ko 'yung best ko para mapaganda 'yung career ko. Kung everyday malungkot akong pupunta don at mapaaway lang ako, huwag na lang,” she said.
According to Reyes, there was an instance where she almost got into a fight with her fellow GirlTrends members.
According to Reyes, there was an instance where she almost got into a fight with her fellow GirlTrends members.
“Muntik na talaga kasi parang nag-aaway sila. Bilang matanda, inawat ko tapos ako pa 'yung napasama. Ako hangga’t kaya kong hindi magtaray, hindi ako magtataray, pero nangyari 'yon. After that, tinatawagan nila ako for rehearsal pero sabi ko, ‘Ayaw ko na po.’ Nagpaalam naman ako sa mga boss,” she said.
“Muntik na talaga kasi parang nag-aaway sila. Bilang matanda, inawat ko tapos ako pa 'yung napasama. Ako hangga’t kaya kong hindi magtaray, hindi ako magtataray, pero nangyari 'yon. After that, tinatawagan nila ako for rehearsal pero sabi ko, ‘Ayaw ko na po.’ Nagpaalam naman ako sa mga boss,” she said.
Reyes said she could not feel the camaraderie within the group.
Reyes said she could not feel the camaraderie within the group.
“Kasi friendly ako. Clingy ako sa mga friends. Nung time na 'yon, hindi ko alam 'yung steps. Hindi man lang tinuturo sa akin. Ganun sila kaya nasaktan talaga ako na bakit may kompetisyon?” she said.
“Kasi friendly ako. Clingy ako sa mga friends. Nung time na 'yon, hindi ko alam 'yung steps. Hindi man lang tinuturo sa akin. Ganun sila kaya nasaktan talaga ako na bakit may kompetisyon?” she said.
Aside from Reyes, the group is composed of former "Pinoy Big Brother" housemates Miho Nishida, Kamille Filoteo, Dawn Chang, and Barbie Imperial, as well as young actresses Loisa Andalio, Devon Seron, Maris Racal and Erin Ocampo, among others.
Aside from Reyes, the group is composed of former "Pinoy Big Brother" housemates Miho Nishida, Kamille Filoteo, Dawn Chang, and Barbie Imperial, as well as young actresses Loisa Andalio, Devon Seron, Maris Racal and Erin Ocampo, among others.
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