Rhian Ramos says Michelle Dee on road to recovery following appendectomy

Rhian Ramos shared that Michelle Dee is now on the mend following an emergency appendectomy.

In Nelson Canlas' report on "24 Oras" Thursday, Rhian recalled that they were all worried when Michelle informed them of the sudden procedure.

"I was actually on my way to taping when I found out that she was on her way to the hospital. I had a break so I got to visit her right away," she said in Filipino and English.

"She's on her road to recovery right now. Let's just give her the time she needs to kind of rest because she's about to have a hectic schedule. I think we just need to make sure her health is good."

Michelle had an emergency appendectomy on Monday after doctors found multiple stones blocking her appendix.

Per GMA Entertainment, she felt abdominal discomfort while on the way to a shoot with photographer BJ Pascual. On her Instagram broadcast channel, Michelle posted a photo of her on a hospital bed and thanked her followers for the well wishes.

Michelle is set to compete in Miss Grand International All Stars in December.

Meanwhile, Rhian currently stars in "Taskforce Firewall" as Tasha.

She and Kylie Padilla did a fight scene for the show's Halloween episode, with Rhian admitting that she felt nervous to do the scene with her co-star.

"I got really nervous when I had to do the scene with Kylie and I told everyone I'm scared of her. I think she has enough skill that she can choreograph a fight. We're against each other again. We're always tent mates and we're good friends," she said.

As for her character, Tasha, Rhian said that viewers still have much left to discover about her secretive nature.

"I don't think everything she says is true. But yeah, I'm so happy to be part of ['Taskforce Firewall'] because it's been my dream for a long time to do action and finally I'm getting to do it. I do all the fight scenes. It's so much fun and the cast is great," she said.

"Taskforce Firewall" airs Mondays to Fridays at 8:50 p.m. on GMA Prime. —CDC, GMA News