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Bernadette Sembrano recalls how her broadcasting career began

ABS-CBN News

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Updated Nov 16, 2020 05:37 PM PHT

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MANILA -- "TV Patrol" anchor Bernadette Sembrano recently bumped into former ABS-CBN reporter-turned-politician Gilbert Remulla, prompting her to look back on her beginnings as a broadcast journalist.

Posting a photo of them on Instagram, Sembrano said it was Remulla who interviewed her back in 1998 as she was a "fresh grad job hunting amidst the Asian currency crisis."

"His cameraman, kuya Rolly, planted the seed in my head. [He said] 'Puwede kang maging reporter.' I was a Business Administration graduate, but how open I was then about all job openings and possibilities," she said.

Sembrano went on: "Today, we are all reminded of that. Every day, God is opening doors. Every day is a brand new day full of possibilities and encounters. When something is tugging in your heart, say yes and go, go, go!"

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"As another door opens for me, my journalist's heart will stay true. It's always about their story and always for God's glory," she ended.

Last August, Sembrano announced in a vlog that she has been retrenched as a field reporter of ABS-CBN, but remains an anchor of "TV Patrol" on weekdays.

She is now focusing more of her time on songwriting. A song she co-wrote, "Ang Sa 'Yo ay Akin," was recently performed by Aegis.

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