Here’s what Aga Muhlach revealed about his twins.
In an interview, actor Aga Muhlach revealed the allowance they are giving to their twins when they were still students.
Atasha and Andres Muhlach are twins and despite being low-key, they practically grew up in front of the camera. From the cute little kids eating chicken joy in an advertisement to the young adults they are now planning to join show business.
They are the twins of Aga Muhlach and Charlene Gonzales and the genes of these two are to die for. Andres and Atasha are stunning and dashing!
Just like all parents, Aga and Charlene raised their twins in the best way they know from managing finances and being independent to navigating romantic relationships in their lives. According to the twins, their parents taught them to live simply. Previously, Atasha revealed that despite being able to afford phones, they were not given one until they reached the age of 16, hence, their seldom presence on social media.
They are going to be 23 years old this year and Atasha is now among the hosts of “Eat Bulaga”. Andres is also here in the country and he is as well planning to join the industry. Their decision is not influenced by their parents but of their own as Aga shared that they let them be.
As a father, he lets them do the things they want to do but he never fails in guiding and supporting them.
To recall, they chose to study abroad. Atasha studied in UK while Andres was in Spain. They were independent and learned the essence of this in this journey. In an interview with Vice Ganda, Aga shared this phase was really to teach them to be on their own.
Contrary to what others assumed, their twins are accordingly not spoiled. When they were studying, they pay for their apartment and school but rest, it’s up to them on how to handle it based on the monthly allowance they provided them.
They don’t have an “unli cash”. In the interview, the actor revealed that the most they can get from them in a month is 600 euros. Based on the current Euro to Peso Exchange Rate, a euro is Php 59.714 and 600 euros is Php 36,218.44.
He said, “Yeah, so alam namin, ‘yung food niyo para hindi kayo…. I mean, makibagay kayo dyan or matuto kayo gumawa ng paraan pa’no kayo gagawa ng pera dyan.”
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