BEING tagged a playgirl at 19 years old can be really annoying, but
"Star Circle Quest's" Texters' Choice winner Sandara Park simply takes the remark with a grain of salt
knowing fully well that it isn't true.
Screen partner Hero Angeles, with whom she and the rest of the "SCQ" Teens co-star in ABS-CBN's new youth-oriented show,
"SCQ Reload," debuting Monday, July 12, quickly comes to the Korean teen idol's defense himself.
"Hindi siya playgirl," he said, "Siguro ganun ang impression nila, kasi Korean nga siya.
Ang tingin tuloy ng tao sa kanya, playgirl. Iba ang culture na kinalakihan niya.
Saka, marami lang talagang nakikipag-close sa kanya."
Despite earlier pronouncements about already having had 10 boyfriends, Sandara clarified at the "SCQ Reload"
presscon at 9501 the other day that she has yet to get seriously involved with anyone.
"I was just joking that time. I haven't even experienced holding hands while walking," she vowed.
Patrick Garcia, Sandara stressed, is just a showbiz crush.
But given the choice, she would want to have her first screen kiss with Cheska Garcia's kid brother.
"Why not Hero? Because I don't think Hero knows how to kiss," explained Sandara, who plays an exchange student from
Korea in "SCQ Reload."
Her deep admiration for Patrick dates back from the time she first saw him in a hotdog commercial on TV.
"I like his face," said Sandara who, incidentally, has just waxed her five-track debut album, "In or Out,"
under Star Records due for release next week.
