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Alice Dixson, Ina Raymundo and Sunshine Cruz reveal their next projects

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Maureen Marie Belmonte

<div> </div>Hot ladies Alice Dixson, Ina Raymundo and Sunshine Cruz are set to have a busy year on top of maintaining their active lifestyle.Sunshine, whose successful soap Wildflower just wrapped up, shared in an interview during the Century Tuna Superbods 2018 grand press conference that she is starring in a movie soon.“I’m doing my first indie film with Direk Adolf Alix Jr.,” she said adding that she would be joined on the project by Kiko Estrada and Martin del Rosario.Ina and Alice, meanwhile, are set to star together in an upcoming Kapamilya soap.“Meron akong bagong TV series kasama ko si Alice pero secret pa. Pero drama siya kasama ang isang sikat na love team,” shared Ina.Alice, for her part, is excited to share the screen anew with her friend.“Well I’ve worked with Ina in The Ghost Bride and Marimar. She’s always a pleasure to work with and sana ma-rub off yung workout skills niya na twice a day,” she joked.The three ladies returned as the official face of Century Tuna’s Ageless Superbods campaign along with Gerald Anderson, Paulo Avelino and Matteo Guidicelli.Despite their enviable physique, they revealed that they are well aware of their body’s limitations, as far as doing strenuous activities is concerned.Sunshine is in to boxing and Ina is in to Zumba while Alice enjoys playing volleyball a lot.What are the other endeavors that they hope to embark on in the future?&quot;I can’t leave my kids! I know, I’m so attached to my kids! But someday,I want to try crossfit. Gusto ko mag-hiking, mountain climbing, ang dami! Ang dami ko pang gusto i-try,” said Ina.Alice wants to try activities that involves flying.“I’ve always had a thing about flying. I’ve tried wind surfing before, so [kiteboarding] is one thing I’d like to do. I also like paragliding,” she said.Sunshine, for her part, wants to get really athletic. “I want to try hiking, triathlon… but same as Ina, meron din ako sa knees (injury),” she ended.