Kyline Alcantara talked about overcoming a recent controversy
Kapuso actress Kyline Alcantara admitted that she got hurt by judgmental comments about her.
Kyline started her career in the entertainment industry at a young age. Just a few years later, she already had her fair share of controversies, especially when it came to her love life.
The online community talked about her breakup with basketball player Kobe Paras. Despite the different issues that surfaced online, Kyline and Kobe chose not to talk about this publicly.
In a recent interview, based on the article in GMA Entertainment, Kyline Alcantara shared a glimpse of the heartbreak she went through.
The actress said that she has moved on already with the help of people around her. “My heart is good. It’s better now, definitely, with the help of everyone around me,” she said.
She also explained her decision not to speak about her recent heartbreak. Kyline pointed out that she did not fight because she did not want the public to feast on what was happening in her personal life.
Even though she was hurt, she showed grace and would not fight back publicly. She is choosing not to speak about her life behind the camera because, for her, she does not owe the world her heartbreak. “So sa akin yon.” he said.
“I know that I’m a public figure but I’m not public’s property. I will never fight back because alam ko yung karma o yung revenge, manggagaling yan sa ating Panginoong Diyos.,” the actress added.
The actress said that she knew who hurt her, and that person also has something good in their heart. Even though she showed her strength amid the issue, she admitted that she was also hurt by some comments judging her as a person without knowing her side of the story.
“It hurts so much na parang napakadali lang ng mga tao na i-judge ako,” Kyline said. She also shared that when rough times really come, she would just pray and deal with her feelings.
Then, Kyline Alcantara said to her that they don’t need to worry about her because she already went through a lot of trials. “Please, don’t worry about me. Please don’t. I can handle this. Baka strong woman ‘to,” she said.