- Zsa Zsa Padilla posted, announcing the name of her farmhouse.
- She also insisted that she has no bitterness in her heart amid earlier Instagram post.
- In a previous Instagram post, she prompted speculations that she was upset about the ASAP re-format.
Zsa Zsa Padilla recently posted a photo on Instagram which announced the name of her farmhouse with Conrad Onglao in Lucban, Quezon.
In the same post, Zsa Zsa insisted that she has no bitterness in her heart.
Casa Esperanza.
Zsa Zsa and Conrad would have opened their farmhouse by 2020. In the said Instagram post, Zsa Zsa shared that they already had the name Casa Esperanza approved.
“I am spending the weekend at our happy place with Conrad, our people, Gael and Jack. I also want to share with you that we already had the name, CASA ESPERANZA approved. We dream to make this place a destination of sorts in 2020. I’m super excited! To those of you who may not know, Esperanza is the name my parents gave me. I share the same name with my mother, KATING, whom we fondly call Manga.”
As Zsa Zsa ended her Instagram post, she insisted there won’t be bitterness in her hearts.
“I never saw the beauty of my name until others pointed out that it is Spanish for HOPE. It’s beautiful, right? Something that we all should always have- Hope in keeping our dreams alive, hope in people, hope in the future of our children and hope each act of kindness brings happiness to others. I am not yet in a position to say much and answer all of your questions but this much is true: BE STRONG AND MOVE ON. HARBOR NO BITTERNESS IN YOUR HEART. BE THANKFUL. Love and peace to everyone.”
Bitterness?
Zsa Zsa appeared to address the “tampo” issue she alleged had with the new format of ASAP. In a previous Instagram post, Zsa Zsa prompted speculations that the ASAP re-format was only intended for Regine Velasquez-Alcasid.
Zsa Zsa posted this before ASAP was reformatted. Although she was not part of the pioneers of the show, Zsa Zsa still considered as one of the pillars of ASAP considering she has been with them for two decades.
