(From left) Sanya Lopez, Richard Yap and Kate Valdez.
The year 2022 is coming to an end and like many of us, celebrities have some things they want to welcome or let go of for the new year. Some Kapuso stars talked about what they would say goodbye to in 2022 and welcome in 2023.
Sanya Lopez
“I would say goodbye to all my worries and negative vibes and welcome more projects and meet more people that would make me happy and more inspiring.”
Sanya Lopez
Richard Jap
“I would definitely say goodbye to negativity and welcome positivity. Negativity related to saying goodbye to negative people, negative places, and negative experiences. I will definitely choose to live positively and do whatever makes us and others feel good.”
Richard Jap
Lexi Gonzalez
“2022 has taught me a lot about challenges, family and love. But with it came failures and disappointments. Despite this, I am still grateful for all the blessings I have received this year and I say goodbye to the things that have been holding me back in 2022. Now I say hello to a stronger, wiser, career focused and wealthy person in 2023.”
Lexi Gonzalez
Hailey Mendes
“2022 was not easy. With that, I say goodbye to all the failures, personal struggles and heartaches and start 2023 by focusing more on my self-growth and self-improvement and making my career better.”
Hailey Mendes
Elijah Alejo
“I would say goodbye to the bad things I went through in 2022 but they taught me lessons and gave me memories that I will cherish throughout my life. I look forward to what 2023 has in store for me, be it for my career or my personal life.”
Elijah Alejo
Kate Valdez
“I would say goodbye to overthinking Kate in 2022 and say hello to feisty Kate in 2023.”
Kate Valdez
Happy New Year! /Ra
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