Emotional Loisa Andalio admits to struggling due to COVID-19 pandemic

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Loisa Andalio could not help but get emotional as she admitted going through a hard time due to the coronavirus epidemic.On <a href='http://ent.abs-cbn.com/magandangbuhay'>Magandang Buhay</a> on Monday, October 19, the 21-year-old actress said that the loss of work is the biggest challenge she, as her family's breadwinner, has faced since the start of the pandemic.<iframe allow='accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture' allowfullscreen='' frameborder='0' height='363' src='https://www.youtube.com/embed/QDMLgomYGuQ' width='645'></iframe>"Sa akin pinaka-challenge talaga 'yung walang work, 'yun talaga. Kasi bilang breadwinner mahirap. Ayaw ko ng mga ganitong topic, kapag family talaga," said Loisa, who isn't working on any acting projects as of the moment."Kumbaga ikaw 'yung inaasahan ng family mo. Kasi kumbaga ikaw 'yung may pinaka-okay na trabaho noon tapos nawala. Tapos sila rin naman, 'yung sinusuweldo ng mga kuya ko ay tama lang sa mga anak nila rin. Mahirap, sobrang mahirap, pero pinipilit ko silang sabihan na 'okay lang 'yan malalagpasan din natin ito.' Kumbaga laging dumadaan 'yung nangyayari sa ganitong mundo. Kailangan mo lang magtiwala," she added.Loisa admitted that she has been trying hard to conceal her fears over her family's future."Ayaw namin na mag-aalala sila, ayaw namin sila na matakot. So kumbaga hindi rin namin ipinapakita. Kaya ayaw ko ng ganito baka malaman nila na may ganyan pala si Loisa. Kumbaga ang hirap pero ipinapakita ko sa family ko na 'wala ito, okay lang ito, wala akong trabaho, 'wag niyo akong isipin.' Pero deep inside siyempre hindi okay," said the actress.Nevertheless, Loisa remains grateful. "Ako, may bahay ako, may nakakain naman kami. Paano pa 'yung isang kahig, isang tuka na mga tao?" she said."Kaya hindi ko na rin masyado iniisip ang sarili namin. Kumbaga thank you na lang talaga kasi healthy 'yung family, walang may sakit, 'yun na lang," she added.Despite her struggles, the actress also remains optimistic, thanks partly to her onscreen and real-life boyfriend Ronnie Alonte, who has been helping her weather the storm. "Kaming dalawa kasi 'yung mga nararamdaman namin sa isa't isa, hindi lang 'yung sa amin, about sa family din namin. Kumbaga pinag-uusapan namin at pinagtutulungan namin kung paano namin siya iso-solve. Ako naman simula 'yung ganitong nangyari, ipinapakita kay Ronnie rin na lilipas din ito, dumaan lang ito," said Loisa.Loisa was last seen in the ABS-CBN action-drama <a href='https://ent.abs-cbn.com/thegeneralsdaughter'>The General's Daughter</a>, which also starred Ronnie.Together, the couple dubbed "LoiNie" top-billed the movie James and Pat and Dave, which premiered last February.

"Sa akin pinaka-challenge talaga 'yung walang work, 'yun talaga. Kasi bilang breadwinner mahirap. Ayaw ko ng mga ganitong topic, kapag family talaga," said Loisa, who isn't working on any acting projects as of the moment."Kumbaga ikaw 'yung inaasahan ng family mo. Kasi kumbaga ikaw 'yung may pinaka-okay na trabaho noon tapos nawala. Tapos sila rin naman, 'yung sinusuweldo ng mga kuya ko ay tama lang sa mga anak nila rin. Mahirap, sobrang mahirap, pero pinipilit ko silang sabihan na 'okay lang 'yan malalagpasan din natin ito.' Kumbaga laging dumadaan 'yung nangyayari sa ganitong mundo. Kailangan mo lang magtiwala," she added.Loisa admitted that she has been trying hard to conceal her fears over her family's future."Ayaw namin na mag-aalala sila, ayaw namin sila na matakot. So kumbaga hindi rin namin ipinapakita. Kaya ayaw ko ng ganito baka malaman nila na may ganyan pala si Loisa. Kumbaga ang hirap pero ipinapakita ko sa family ko na 'wala ito, okay lang ito, wala akong trabaho, 'wag niyo akong isipin.' Pero deep inside siyempre hindi okay," said the actress.Nevertheless, Loisa remains grateful. "Ako, may bahay ako, may nakakain naman kami. Paano pa 'yung isang kahig, isang tuka na mga tao?" she said."Kaya hindi ko na rin masyado iniisip ang sarili namin. Kumbaga thank you na lang talaga kasi healthy 'yung family, walang may sakit, 'yun na lang," she added.Despite her struggles, the actress also remains optimistic, thanks partly to her onscreen and real-life boyfriend Ronnie Alonte, who has been helping her weather the storm. "Kaming dalawa kasi 'yung mga nararamdaman namin sa isa't isa, hindi lang 'yung sa amin, about sa family din namin. Kumbaga pinag-uusapan namin at pinagtutulungan namin kung paano namin siya iso-solve. Ako naman simula 'yung ganitong nangyari, ipinapakita kay Ronnie rin na lilipas din ito, dumaan lang ito," said Loisa.Loisa was last seen in the ABS-CBN action-drama <a href='https://ent.abs-cbn.com/thegeneralsdaughter'>The General's Daughter</a>, which also starred Ronnie.Together, the couple dubbed "LoiNie" top-billed the movie James and Pat and Dave, which premiered last February.

Loisa Andalio could not help but get emotional as she admitted going through a hard time due to the coronavirus epidemic.On <a href='http://ent.abs-cbn.com/magandangbuhay'>Magandang Buhay</a> on Monday, October 19, the 21-year-old actress said that the loss of work is the biggest challenge she, as her family's breadwinner, has faced since the start of the pandemic.<iframe allow='accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture' allowfullscreen='' frameborder='0' height='363' src='https://www.youtube.com/embed/QDMLgomYGuQ' width='645'></iframe>

Loisa Andalio could not help but get emotional as she admitted going through a hard time due to the coronavirus epidemic.

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