READ: Will Ashley, Shanelle Agustin, Carlos Dala bid goodbye to their 'The Fake Life' characters
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We will miss you, Peter, Jaycie, and Jonjon!
Ahead of its last episode, Kapuso teen stars Will Ashley, Shanelle Agustin, and Carlos Dala penned a message addressed to their respective characters in GMA Afternoon Prime series The Fake Life.
On Instagram, Will called his character Peter Luna as the one who opened his eyes to good things.
"Peter Luna, isa ka sa nakapagpa stress sa akin at ikaw rin ang nagmulat sa mata ko sa mga magagandang bagay," he wrote.
The 20-year-old actor also thanked the staff and crew of The Fake Life for their guidance and trust in honing his craft.
"I'm thankful sa lahat ng mga taong bumuo nitong The Fake Life, sa tiwalang ibinigay saakin. Sa pag guide araw-araw, sa palaging pagpapaalala sa importansya ng craft namin,” he said.
"Maraming salamat sa masayang memories everyday TFL FAM! I am thankful and grateful to each and everyone of you,” he added. "Peter Luna, out...hanggang sa muli mga ka BEE!!!"
Shanelle also shared the lessons she learned from Jaycie, who experienced a lot in The Fake Life.
"I'm so grateful I get to live out your life. You've taught me so much. Through your journey, I have realized that life isn't easy," she wrote in her message to Jaycie.
"But despite it all, I have managed to be strong and continue fighting throughout. I've learned to stand up for what is right, she added. "Lastly, you've taught me to forgive. You have been through a lot. You are so strong. Thank you for never giving up and being a tough daughter and Ate to Jonjon.
"You've been an inspiration to others. I'm glad I got the honor to portray you."
Carlos, who played the character of Jonjon, took a trip down memory lane as he revealed he was depressed when the lock-in taping for the show started.
He wrote, "To be honest, I was not in the best headspace as I was going into lock in of the Fake Life. I was sad, depressed even. However, the kindness of these people is what kept me going."
Carlos went on to thank all of his co-stars, especially Ariel Rivera, Beauty Gonzalez, and Sid Lucero, who guided him through everything.
"I would remember Ate Christine (Beauty Gonzalez) tell me 'It's always a learning process' when I had a hard time with my scenes. Kuya Ariel Rivera would give us tips on TV acting and blocking. Kuya Tim (Sid Lucero) would just be kuya Tim and always cheer us up and invite me to basketball even when I hated it hahahah,” he continued.
"I am so grateful for this experience and I am honored that I get to experience it with you guys!"
The finale of The Fake Life airs today, September 23, 4:15 p.m. on GMA Afternoon Prime after Return To Paradise.
