Allen Ansay says he won't follow the footsteps of StarStruck alumnae who transferred networks

StarStruck finalist Allen Ansay said he won't follow the footsteps of StarStruck alumnae who has transferred to other networks.

At the press conference of StarStruck Final 4 on Wednesday, Allen was asked by the press on what we would and would not pick up from former StarStruck survivors.

"Sa 'kin po, gagayahin ko na lang po siguro si Ate Kris [Bernal], ang aking mentor. Kasi minahal niya rin po 'yong ginagawa niya, tapos tinuro niya rin po sa 'kin 'yong mga hindi rin po gagawin," Allen told the press.

 

 

 

 

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Oo gagalingan ko po Naomi????????????

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Aug 26, 2019 at 6:11pm PDT

If there's anything he won't follow, Allen said it would be transferring to another network.

"Tapos ang hindi ko naman po gagayahin 'yong lumipat," he said.

Allen said he also learned that the most important thing in joining StarStruck is having a good attitude.

"Sabi daw po nila 'yong attitude. Kasi once na nag-attitude ka daw po nagawan ka po ng issue 'yon po 'yong babagsak sayo," he said. "Kalaban mo lang daw po dito 'yong sarili mo ikaw lang daw po magpapa-down sa sarili mo."

The 16-year-old StarStruck finalist said he was nervous when he first joined the competition but when he finally tried to shoot scenes, he felt excited and passionate.

"[Nung] naka-try po ako ng taping [and] wow. Ganito po talaga ang saya. Nag-eenjoy po talaga ako tuwing nagte-taping, nasimulan ko na," he said.

The more acting challenges Allen took on, the more he loved it, he said.

"Gusto ko po talaga siya pag masaya po talaga ako masaya po talaga ako 'yong pakiramdam na pagod na pagod ka na pero 'yogn utak mo parang sinasabi tuloy mo lang tuloy mo lang gustong gusto niya pa," he narrated.

 

 

 

 

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Sep 8, 2019 at 6:15am PDT

Allen said StarStruck changed his life, his attitude and it also improved his personality.

"Natanggal po 'yong pagiging mahiyain ko natuto po ako magsalita ng straight na hindi na talaga Bicol na Bicol," he said.

"Natuto rin akong sumayaw tapos kumanta din at least nakakakanta na rin ako ng maayos tapos natutunan ko," he added.

At the press conference, Allen was joined by the rest of the StarStruck Final 4 hopefuls including Lexi Gonzales, Shayne Sava, and Kim de Leon.

The final judgement will happen on September 14 and 15. Who do you think will earn the Ultimate Male Survivor and Ultimate Female Survivor titles? — LA, GMA News