Isabelle Daza

thumb|right|alt=ISABELLE DAZA | KWENTONG EAT BULAGA Isabelle Daza Isabelle Diaz Daza-Semblat (Tagalog: [ɪsaˈbɛl ˈdɪas ˈdasa sɛmˈblɐ]; born March 6, 1988) is a Filipino actress, television host and model. She is the daughter of Miss Universe 1969 titleholder, Gloria Diaz. She was a member of GMA Network's roster of young talents and was introduced to the mass media entertainment audiences during a dance number on the noontime show Party Pilipinas on April 17, 2011. On November 24, 2014, Daza transferred to ABS-CBN and signed a two-year exclusive contract. She gained recognition for her role in the drama series Tubig at Langis. Isabelle Daza is the daughter of Gloria Diaz, the Miss Universe 1969 titleholder,[2] and Gabriel "Bong" Daza III, a restaurateur and former Makati city councilor. Her grandmother is chef Nora Daza. She has an older brother and a younger sister, Ava.[4] Her parents separated when she was seven years old; however, they remained good friends. In 2010, she earned her bachelor's degree in early childhood education from De La Salle University. Quotes "I've been gaining so much weight. And I've been really sad about it. But I know I have to just focus on staying active. Maybe I'm just putting so much pressure on myself. This transition is not easy and sometimes I feel left behind." Isabelle Daza wows in swimsuits; gives moms an inspiring message, by Emmy Burce 9 August 2019. “We’re kind of one so everything we do, we do as a team now. Like if I’m going to travel, he’ll be like, ‘What about me?’ I have to think of him and stuff,” Isabelle Daza shares what she has learned about married life, Gary Ann Lastrilla 25 October 2016. “It’s nice because we’re learning something about each other,” Isabelle Daza shares what she has learned about married life, Gary Ann Lastrilla 25 October 2016. Don't go broke trying to look rich. . "Isabelle Daza says 'don’t go broke trying to look rich'—here’s how you can do just that". 31 January 2023. Social media plays a vital role for most people these days as there is a struggle of wanting to share something special or keep things private. . " Isabelle Daza talks about pressure from social media and its effect to mental health". 16 October 2018. Children don't do what you say. They do what you do. . "Isabelle Daza Tries To Walk The Talk When It Comes To Gadget Use". 17 July 2024. I heard this when I was bit younger and I don’t know if it’s applicable to everyone, but they told me sometimes you don’t need motivation, you just need to get it done. Inquirer.Net. 28 June 2019 “That really stuck with me because motivation can be an excuse not to finish something or not to do something.” Inquirer.Net. 28 June 2019 "Right now, especially in this generation, we’re very much into short-term gratification… we want things right now that [we] aren’t able to plan in the long term,” she said. “But if you reset your mind and build a habit and focus more on discipline, I think then you’ll be able to reach a goal that you set.” Inquirer.Net. 28 June 2019 “When I wake up in the day, I say what I’m grateful for and then when I get down to my notebook, I write it down, what are the tasks I want to complete today? But at the same time, it’s also difficult because I don’t want to be the type of person that I just want to check all my to-do list because your to-do list will never end, so I try to just have a balance.” Inquirer.Net. 28 June 2019 “...it’s not gonna hurt me if i’m not working 24/7… but I always go back to this: being grateful. For me, the key to happiness and the key really to success is being thankful and grateful for whatever you have to do that day…” Inquirer.Net. 28 June 2019 “If you just look at what you have, you’re already so lucky and blessed…” Inquirer.Net. 28 June 2019 “People have this sense that motivation is really going to lift you from all your problems and everything’s gonna go away and you’re gonna read one quote online, ‘ok I’m gonna live with that quote." Inquirer.Net. 28 June 2019 “I don’t think that’s reality, I think reality is what you live with and how your mind-set is and motivation doesn’t come every single day.” Inquirer.Net. 28 June 2019 Whole point of being here today was to inspire someone, talk to the person you love... Inquirer.Net. 17 July 2018 "Connect with them, and validate them and say ‘I hear you’ and it’s okay to not be okay sometimes, but we’re gonna get through this. People need to be heard and maybe we can save a life.” Inquirer.Net. 17 July 2018 And I think people will always say what they want and there's always gonna be a good and a bad to everything. PEP.ph 10 July 2013 “If we judge every single quote, all that we see here, what’s gonna happen to our industry, to fashion and art, di ba (right)?” PEP.ph 10 July 2013 "I don't want to be in a competition to prove that I'm the most beautiful because I don't feel the need to do that." ABS-CBN News. 19 January 2016 Loud budgeting is basically being open and telling people what you are and are able to afford, and what you're not without any shame, that's my understanding from it. ABS-CBN News. 27 March 2025 "Parang (Like) loud budgeting is being true to what you can and can't afford. And it goes hand in hand with don't go broke trying to look rich because we all know that's not the place you want to be in." ABS-CBN News. 27 March 2025 "My mom was really, really adamant that I don't spend that money. And so, I would do a few commercials left and right, but I didn't change my lifestyle." ABS-CBN News. 22 March 2025 "My mom played a huge role in teaching me the value of money." ABS-CBN News. 22 March 2025 "I was able to buy my first flat when I was in my 20s. And I did borrow a little bit of money for that, but I was able to pay it back." ABS-CBN News. 22 March 2025 I want to remove the stigma that mental illness, anxiety, depression is something that we need to be ashamed about. . "Isabelle Daza makes a stand for mental health awareness: "We shouldn't be ashamed." By FM Ganal. "PEP.ph". 14 July 2018 I want to be a voice of my generation and to be heard that this is an epidemic. . "Isabelle Daza makes a stand for mental health awareness: "We shouldn't be ashamed." By FM Ganal. "PEP.ph". 14 July 2018 I can't imagine being a teenage girl, growing up in this generation, looking up at influencers and bloggers, wanting that life, and then going home and feeling like 'I don't have it. Social media does that. It generates this jealousy and it generates this [mindset of] 'I'm not good enough,' 'I'm not as pretty,' 'I'm not as thin,' 'I'm not travelling as much,' and you have this anxiety. . "Isabelle Daza makes a stand for mental health awareness: "We shouldn't be ashamed." By FM Ganal. "PEP.ph". 14 July 2018 I wasn't diagnosed with clinical depression, but I felt like I don't need to have gone through it to be sensitive to it. . "Isabelle Daza makes a stand for mental health awareness: "We shouldn't be ashamed." By FM Ganal. "PEP.ph". 14 July 2018 If I didn't have my amazing friends, family, and support system to tell me that you're gonna get through this, I don't know where I would be. . "Isabelle Daza makes a stand for mental health awareness: "We shouldn't be ashamed." By FM Ganal. "PEP.ph". 14 July 2018 Mental illness, depression, and anxiety is amongst us… With social media, I'm not gonna say it's the most awful thing on Earth because social media and Instagram has helped us with a lot. But, what I want to say is, this is just a fraction of our reality. . "Isabelle Daza makes a stand for mental health awareness: "We shouldn't be ashamed." By FM Ganal. "PEP.ph". 14 July 2018 Becoming a mother has really led me towards the path of advocating mental health because I see this generation, where we are constantly taking photos and taking videos, and we capture everything. . "Isabelle Daza reveals things she will tell and not tell her son Baltie". PEP.ph. FM Ganal. 06 November 2018. Social media can lead to mental health issues, I'm not villainizing it because I think it has a lot of benefits, but, sometimes, when it takes over your life, you come out not knowing why you're feeling this emptiness and unhappiness. . "Isabelle Daza reveals things she will tell and not tell her son Baltie". PEP.ph. FM Ganal. 06 November 2018. I'm on this journey to raise a happy child that is able to cope, [is] resilient, and doesn't feel the pressure of social media. . "Isabelle Daza reveals things she will tell and not tell her son Baltie". PEP.ph. FM Ganal. 06 November 2018. Exercise is very much part of my life, But more than getting fit, I want to maintain my weight and be healthy. . " Isabelle Daza and five random things that matter to her". GMA News. Karen A. Pagsolingan. 12 May 2014. If we just took the time and ask people how they felt, they'd be willing to share and they'd be willing to talk to you. Just ask one person. Make that connection. People need to be heard and maybe we can save a life. . "Isabelle Daza makes a stand for mental health awareness: "We shouldn't be ashamed." By FM Ganal. "PEP.ph". 14 July 2018 You're not alone, and it's okay to not be okay sometimes. . "Isabelle Daza makes a stand for mental health awareness: "We shouldn't be ashamed." By FM Ganal. "PEP.ph". 14 July 2018 External links Category:1988 births Category:Actresses from the Philippines