Judy Ann Santos talked about her showbiz status
A-list actress Judy Ann Santos shared how she handled her fame in the Philippine entertainment industry.
Judy Ann, or Juday, as she is fondly called in showbiz, started her acting career at a young age. Undeniably, her breakthrough project was the series Mara Clara. Her career skyrocketed from that and established her name as one of the most respected drama actresses of her generation.
Despite her success, Juday remained humble. She is still well-loved by her supporters from different generations. Aside from her talent, she is loved for her personality.
In a recent interview, based on the article in ABS-CBN, Judy Ann Santos remained humble as she continued to shine as one of the brightest stars in the Philippine showbiz.
The actress said that she was not changed by the fame or popularity that she has in this industry. “Feeling ko, hindi ako nabago ng fame for the simple reason na hindi ko naman alam na naging famous ako,” she said.
The A-list star also said that she never lets herself think that she is a famous person, and this status is still the same. For her, it is just a job that she needs to do. She pointed out that one should think that this is just like a profession, and fame is just a bonus.
Her humility is one of the reasons why fans continue to support her, and brands love working with her.
Previously, Judy Ann Santos was asked about being called the “Young Superstar.” With her acting caliber and the emotions she can deliver in front of the camera, many people called her the younger version of the late Superstar Nora Aunor.
Juday said that she is not comfortable being called by this moniker because, for her, no one can be like Nora. However, she admitted that she would feel “kilig” being called like this.