Celebrity mom and social media content creator Bea Borres candidly reached out to media giants ABS-CBN and GMA Network in hopes of landing guest appearances and hosting opportunities now that she her schedule is more flexible after giving birth to her daughter, Victoria Hope, last December.
In a series of honest and playful Facebook posts shared on May 11, Bea did not hold back in tagging the networks while expressing her interest in returning to television.
“ABS-CBN can u guesting me ulit. I always see myself sa articles niyo baka naman pengeng guesting! charot 😆,” she wrote.
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The content creator later said that she now considers herself more “telegenic” on-screen compared to before, while also sharing the kind of projects she hopes to take on this time around.
“compared to before, I think I became telegenic na kaya to ABS-CBN & GMA Network pa guest po sana sa mga shows pero ayoko mga hard roles ha! i’m okay na with hosting hosting or mga ganda gandahan roles lang! thank you!,” she requested.
“it’s so hard kasi maging clout chaser sa soc med, pa guesting nalang ulit para relevant ulit charot!” she added.
Bea’s candid posts come months after she first announced her temporary work hiatus due to her high-risk pregnancy last year. At the time, she revealed that she would not be accepting new projects or collaborations to focus on her health and pregnancy.
“I truly love what I do and am grateful for the work I have as a creator, but at this time, I believe it is most important to focus on myself and my baby’s health,” she previously wrote.
Last March, Bea also became honest with her followers about her postpartum insecurities after sharing photos of the stretch marks on her lower limbs to promote body positivity. She admitted that while others may see her as having quickly bounced back after giving birth, she also carries insecurities of her own, particularly regarding her stretch marks.
“And I just wanna say this to every mom out there, please be gentle with yourself. Our bodies went through so much to bring life into this world. Hindi pa tapos ang journey natin, and healing doesn’t have a timeline,” she said.
Now embracing motherhood more confidently, Bea continues to grow her own baby care brand while slowly taking on more projects and opportunities. She also shared that she has learned to appreciate her beauty more as she navigates her journey as a single mom to Victoria Hope.
Before stepping away from showbiz to focus on her studies and now her motherhood journey, Bea appeared in the 2018 Kapamilya afternoon drama series Kadenang Ginto.