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The much-awaited reunion of SexBomb Girls carries both hope and nostalgia, not only for their fans, but for the members themselves.

It is a celebration of the group's passion and love that made them a fan favorite among many Filipinos, from the early '2000s until now.

Beyond the happy memories, the reunion also helped heal wounds from the conflicts and struggles the SexBomb Girls faced before.

During their conversation with Vice Ganda, the beloved group took time to reflect on the period when the group slowly dissolved.

For Rochelle Pangilinan, it was a chapter she hopes will never happen again if time were to repeat itself.

"'Yung nagkahiwalay-hiwalay kami. 'Yung nag-away 'yung boss... na sana hindi na lang sila nag-away. Dapat nandoon pa kami," Rochelle shared.

The group's leader admitted that everyone had a difficult time during those days. Not all of the members were able to maintain successful careers, as they were unprepared for the sudden dissolution of the SexBomb Girls.

"Siguro naging dahilan kung bakit binuo itong reunion concert para maka-survive din 'yung iba. Syempre, another reason 'yung maging journey ng panibagong— Sinasabi nila ay closure, pero I think hindi siya magkakaroon talaga ng closure kasi ang SexBomb parang sisterhood, e," Rochelle added.

The group also shared how painful it was to feel no longer needed, as their careers suddenly changed. However, those painful memories eventually became opportunities for growth and learning.

"Sabi ko nga sa kanila, naranasan ng SexBomb na sumikat dati. Siguro lahat kami naglakihan ng ulo. 'Tapos, sama talaga ako doon kasi unexpected din po kasi pagsikat ng SexBomb, e," Rochelle continued.

"Bumaba, nawala, nagkaroon ng kanya-kanyang buhay. Ngayon ito ang second chance. Kaya lagi ko sinasabi sa kanila na be humble. Kailangan natin maging humble, trabahuin ang lahat dapat trabahuin kasi bihira ang nabibigyan ng second chance at ito na 'yun."

Recently, the iconic group successfully wrapped up rAWnds 3-5 of their Get, Get Aw! reunion concert at the Mall of Asia Arena.

As they continue to celebrate their grand comeback, the group also teased an upcoming rAWnd 6.

The SexBomb Girls were first formed on a noontime television variety show. They rose to fame with their hit afternoon series Daisy Siete and became top recording artists with songs such as “The Spageti Song,” “Sumayaw Sumunod,” and “Bakit Papa?”

Take a look back at the nostalgic highlights of SexBomb Girls' reunion concert in this gallery: