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Kyle shares honest thoughts about joining politics, keeping secrets in “Sagrado o Tablado” Challenge

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Liezel dela Cruz

Does Kyle Echarri consider secrets to be sacred? How important are family traditions and workout routines to him? From his devotion to faith and family to his perspective on fashion, fraternities, and even politics, Kyle offers a revealing glimpse into what he holds dear and where he draws the line between what’s truly sacred and not, as he goes through a list of topics in this edition of “Sagrado o Tablado.”First up: ‘going to church.’ For Kyle, this is definitely ‘sagrado.’ He’s a devout believer who feels strongly about dedicating time to God.<div><iframe allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture; web-share" allowfullscreen="" frameBorder="0" height="703" referrerPolicy="strict-origin-when-cross-origin" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/yRKcUyY1oRg" title="Sagrado o Tablado with Kyle Echarri | Pamilya Sagrado" width="1250"></iframe></div>Kyle’s family-oriented nature shines through when asked about his thoughts on family traditions. He shares that the traditions they’ve had since he was a kid remain alive to this day. Their close family ties also extend to lunch or dinner dates. “Kailangan talaga as a family to give each other time… kahitano, basta makapag-bonding kayo,” he says.When it comes to ‘graduating with honors,’ Kyle leans towards ‘tablado.’ His parents taught him that while honors are great, the real focus should be on giving your best.Secrets are also sacred for Kyle. He values confidentiality and is committed to keeping personal matters private.As someone who prioritizes his health and fitness, he considers ‘working out’ sacred, too. His dedication to maintaining a healthy lifestyle reflects his belief in the importance of taking care of one’s body.Though Kyle is a major trendsetter, he sees fashion as a form of personal expression rather than something to be blindly followed. You wear what you want—fashion is about expressing yourself. Remember: individuality matters more than trends.Kyle also addresses the topic of ‘fraternities.’ While his character, Moises Malonzo, in “<a href="https://ent.abs-cbn.com/pamilyasagrado" target="_blank">Pamilya Sagrado</a>” may be eager to join the Gamma Sigma Xi fraternity, Kyle himself feels that a person shouldn’t be compelled to join such groups unless they genuinely want to.Another theme explored in his current teleserye is politics. When asked about his thoughts on venturing in to this field, Kyle honestly stated that, for now, it is “tablado.” He feels there is no need to join politics at this time, as he is content with his career as an actor. However, he is not closing the door on future possibilities.Watch Kyle in “<a href="https://ent.abs-cbn.com/pamilyasagrado" target="_blank">Pamilya Sagrado</a>,” weeknights on <a href="http://kapamilyachannel.com/" target="_blank">Kapamilya Channel</a>, <a href="http://kapamilyaonlinelive.com" target="_blank">Kapamilya Online Live</a>, TV5, and A2Z.

In this “Sagrado o Tablado” Challenge, Kyle Echarri explores what he considers sacred versus superficial.