Jane Oineza. Image: Instagram/@janeoineza
Jane Oineza insisted that she never underwent enhancement procedures, setting the record straight once and for all during the grand mediacon of her new afternoon soap, “Nag-aapoy Na Damdamin.”
When asked by entertainment reporter whether her slim figure may be attributed to any medical procedure, Oineza said her look was a product of “hard work.”
“Simula noong pandemic, nagkaroon ako ng extra time para tutukan ang sarili ko. Simula din noong nasa bagong relationship ako, mas nagkaroon din ako ng time to take care of myself, to improve myself. So lahat ‘yun parang nag-align lahat, sabay-sabay nangyari,” she explained.
(At the start of the pandemic, I had extra time to focus on myself. Also when I got into a relationship, I took better care of my myself, to improve myself. So, all of these seemed to have aligned and happened simultaneously).
Oineza also shared that it was a “trial and error” thing for her when it comes to improving her body and looks. There was a point in time, she said, when nothing seemed to be working for her and she could hardly see any improvement in her body.
“Kahit feeling ko, bakit parang wala naman yatang nangyayari pero ang secret pala ay maging consistent ka lang. Huwag mong i-doubt ang sarili mo at patuloy mo lang gawin ‘yung routine mo. Eventually, makikita mo ‘yung hard work mo na nagpe-pay off,” she said.
(I had a feeling like nothing seemed to be working, but the secret is to be consistent. Don’t doubt yourself and continue to do your routine. Eventually, you will see your hard work pay off.)
Publicity photo for “Nag aapoy Na Damdamin”
“Nag-aapoy Na Damdamin” is Oineza’s first lead role after 22 years as artist under the mantle of ABS-CBN. The series centers on the rivalry of two men, Philip (JC de Vera) and Lucas (Tony Labrusca), and the lies involving the women in their lives — Olivia/ Claire (Jane Oineza) and Melinda (Ria Atayde).
It also stars Joko Diaz, Kim Rodriguez, Maila Gumila, Carla Martinez, Aya Fernandez, and Nico Antonio and is directed by FM Reyes and Benedict Mique and produced by JRB Creative Production. EDV