MANILA — Known for her sharp wit and commanding presence, Vice Ganda admits she can come off as intimidating—but says kindness has always been non-negotiable.
On Karen Davila's vlog, the "Unkabogable Star" acknowledged that she may come across as scary for some people.
"I'm scary, not because I'm scary. I'm scary because they find me scary. Kung natatakot ka sa akin, hindi ko kasalanan 'yon ha, ikaw ang nakaramdam noon, 'di ba?" Vice said.
"May mga tao talagang 'yung aura ay intimidating even without doing anything,' yung hindi ka pa gumagalaw, intimidating ka na. Mayroon akong ganoong aura kasi may ini-exude daw akong 'yung ganoon. Hindi ko na kasalanan 'yon, 'di ba?" she added.
Screen grab: YouTube/Karen Davila
But despite this, Vice stressed that she's never unfair.
"I can be intimidating but I'm never unfair. I am loving, I am caring. I may not always be nice, I'm not always nice but I'm not unkind," the 'It's Showtime" star said.
Screen grab: YouTube/Karen Davila
"Bago ako matulog kapag nagdasal ako. Iniisip ko, 'Am I unkind today?' Tapos sinasabi ko 'No. You were just un-nice earlier.' Okay na 'yon. I can not promise to be nice all the time but I promise to be kind every day of my life. I will never be unkind. I will never be unjust and unfair to people. Lagi ako sa fair, kung ga@g* ka, ga@g* rin ako. Kung mabait ka, ay mabait din ako. Hindi ako manggaga@g* ng mabait sa akin," Vice said.
Vice stars in the upcoming "Call Me Mother," which is set for theatrical release on December 25 as part of the Metro Manila Film Festival. Directed by Jun Robles Lana, the film also stars Nadine Lustre.
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