Celebrity mom Yasmien Kurdi revealed that her daughter, Ayesha, has been enrolled in a homeschooling program for a couple of months already. The Kapuso actress took to her Instagram account to share their decision to make the move following the alleged bullying incident at her daughter’s former school.
Ayesha is now enrolled under the Seibo College Foundation in Malabon City where is getting her educational materials for her homeschooling program.
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“Thank you Ms. Tanya and *insert Ms. Grace 😊, my former high school teacher and principal from #AngelicumCollege, for supporting Ayesha and providing her with a safe space and environment. 🙏🏻 We have chosen homeschooling for now under Seibo College Foundation while Ayesha is in continuous therapy with Ms. Lou, thank you so much ma’am,” Yasmien wrote.
Yasmien shared several photos and video clips of Ayesha’s new environment where she is seen to be smiling and laughing alongside her peers.
The Kapuso star expressed her gratitude towards everyone that helped them out in the last couple of months since they opened up about her daughter’s alleged bullying incident.
“We truly appreciate all the schools and people that reached out to us. Father Motti, I’ll visit you soon! Let’s catch up! 😊 And Father Edzel, thank you for your prayers and guidance; we love you! Dra. Annie, Jaypee, at sa lahat ng nagmamahal maraming salamat,” she said.
“Special thanks also to Ms. Jaime, Ms. Day and all the wonderful teachers of #SeiboCollegeFoundation 🙏🏻 Mahal namin kayo! Maraming Salamat po and God bless you always,” she added.
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Friends and fans of the actress expressed their support towards Ayesha’s new path in the comment section. Some netizens applauded Yasmien for standing up for her daughter and making sure she’d receive only the best treatment.
“Best decision 👏 Go Ayesha keep soaring high,” Nadine Samonte wrote.
“Prioritizing inner peace matters a lot. Kudos Soldevilla Fam. Praying for the fans and especially Ayesha. Go Ayesha! Keep praying,” a fan added.
It was back in December of 2024 when Yasmien claimed that a group of students in Ayesha’s previous school “ganged up” on her daughter.
“Today, my daughter was targeted by a group of students in her class because she was unable to keep up with group messages about their upcoming Christmas party while we were out of the country,” she previously shared.
The previous school has since released a statement denying all the allegations and asked the Kapuso star to refrain from sharing more information to the public as minors are involved in the incident.