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Vivoree Esclito chooses to ‘hide or share’ old snaps in fun, intriguing challenge 

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Mary Ann Bardinas

A day after the release of the “QR Code” episode of the <a href="https://app.iwanttfc.com/Mkr3OdLk6ab" target="_blank">iWantTFC</a> digital anthology series “Click, Like, Share Season 3” that she topbills, promising actress Vivoree Esclito graced the latest episode of Hotspot to talk about her experiences in doing it and the lessons she learned from it, as well as take on the fun and exciting “Hide or Share Challenge” prepared by host DJ Jhai Ho.With the positive feedbacks that the episode received, she certainly had nothing but gratitude for the relentless and overwhelming support of her fans have been showing her through the years, as well as the nice comments from the casual viewers.As the show must go on for artists like her even during this pandemic, the 21-year-old actress revealed that she hasn’t fully adjusted yet to the current taping setups, which she finds more challenging because of the restrictions that must be observed at all times for everyone’s safety. Thus, she simply aims to have fun in every project that she does amid this global crisis, which includes her impressive stint in <a href="https://ent.abs-cbn.com/yourfaces3" target="_blank">Your Face Sounds Familiar Season 3</a>.She then went on to talk about her character Ellie, a young lady guard who faced a series of misfortunes after she got fired when she failed to control the mallgoers from entering the establishment without scanning the malls’ QR code for contact tracing purposes. She may have found it a bit challenging to portray this role, but through the guidance of their director Andoy L. Ranay and the support of her co-actors Frances Makil, Bart Guingona, Ross Pesiga, and Mark Rivera.With regards to her takeaways from this episode, Vivoree said that it made her realize that kindness will always be reciprocated with kindness. Besides, we should also never, ever take the people who unconditionally love and support us for granted and to bring them with us in our successes we wouldn’t be who we are today without them.DJ Jhai Ho eventually turned their conversation more serious and more personal by asking about her being vocal on social media and how she uses her platform in order to spread positivity. According to her, she’s simply being authentic and never tries to be perfect just like other netizens do because this is what she wanted to imbibe to her followers.When it comes to dealing with bashings and snide remarks, the <a href="https://ent.abs-cbn.com/pbbseason7" target="_blank">Pinoy Big Brother Lucky Season 7</a> alumna conveyed that she actually doesn’t believe in “art of deadma,” because she thinks that it’s also important for us to consider what other people are saying, both good and bad, in order to improve ourselves.She also confessed that there were actually a lot of times that she got tired and pondered if she really belongs in this industry. While people perceive her as strong and talented, she still has a lot of insecurities and doubts in her. Despite those, what matters most to her is that she continues to strive to become better and keep going because she knows that God put her here for a significant reason.With everything that she went through in life, Vivoree said that she’s the type of person who tends to keep stuff to herself as long as she could. But when the time comes that she couldn’t handle it anymore, she usually goes to her mother who she trusts the most.When asked for her message to all her loyal fans, she expressed, “Sa inyong lahat na nandito pa rin hanggang ngayon na sumusuporta sa akin, sumusubaybay sa akin, hindi ako magsasawang magsabi sa inyo na I’m thankful for you all and sobrang blessed ako to have you in this journey. Alam kong hindi madaling maging supporter ko kasi hindi ako ma-post na tao, hindi ako vocal din sa love ko sa inyo, pero God knows how much I love you, guys.”She further enthused, “Sobrang blessed talaga ako na binigay kayo ni Lord sa akin. You pushed me to become a better person and you inspire me so much. The reason why I’m doing all of this and I’m still here is because of you, guys. So, I love you all and thank you for everything. I hope to see you all again soon!The fun and insightful interview concluded with the “Hide And Share Challenge”, wherein she was shown a few of her throwback photos and determine whether she’s going to hide it for good or repost it if given the chance.Watch this episode to see which among her old snaps she’s going to either hide or reshare, as well as hear the insightful responses of Vivoree to DJ Jhai Ho’s questions!Produced by Dreamscape Entertainment and KreativDen, the “QR Code” episode of “Click, Like, Share Season 3” is written by Tiano Tan and directed by Andoy L. Ranay, DGPI. Watch it for free on <a href="https://app.iwanttfc.com/Mkr3OdLk6ab" target="_blank">iWantTFC</a>!

Vivoree Esclito talks about her throwback photos in Hotspot’s “Hide or Share Challenge.”