Thanks a lot for supporting Regine Velasquez-Alcasid through Songbird Source! -adm
Friday, May 20, 2011
Happy 2 Years!! Songbird Source! (Regine's Official Blog)
Thanks a lot for supporting Regine Velasquez-Alcasid through Songbird Source! -adm
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Songbird's Pregnancy Update May 15
just came from o.b , baby is doing great at 11 weeks praise God.. -ogie alcasid tweet
NAGMIMISTULANG bilanggo ngayon sa sariling bahay ngayon si Regine Velasquez.
Huminto sa pag-inog ang kanyang showbiz world. Hindi siya lumalabas ng bahay, maliban na lang kung magpapa-check-up sa kanyang doktor sa kanyang pag-bubuntis.
Dahil ‘nakakulong’ na nga sa bahay, walang ginawa si Regine kundi kumain nang kumain. Lumobo tuloy siya nang husto.
Ang tawag na nga raw ngayon ni Ogie Alcasid sa Songbird ay ‘Big Bird.’Mabuti na lang hindi naging ‘Yellow Bird ‘ ng Sesame Street, hahaha!
Samantala, naging isyu ang pag-deny ni Ogie sa tsikang kumakalat na baby boy ang panganay nilang mag-asawa. Lumalabas daw tuloy na tila ayaw ni Ogie na maging boy ang kanilang panganay ni Regine.
Pero sa isang interview kay Ogie lately, para siguro makabawi, sinabi nitong sakaling baby boyang isisilang ni Regine, magiging super-happy siya.
Oo nga naman, ‘di ba lahat, babae ang naging mga anak ni Ogie sa dati niyang asawang siMichelle Van Eimereen?
NGAYON pa lang ay parang kinukondisyon na ni Regine Velasquez na baby boy ang ipinagbubuntis niya.
Kuwento ni Ogie, laging ina-adress ni Regine na “he” o “his” ang baby na nasa sinapupunan niya.
Pahayag ni Ogie, malaking blessings na ang pagkabuntis ni Regine kaya masaya siya kahit baby girl ito.
Pero lahat sila siyempre ay gusto ng baby boy.
Kahit ang dalawa niyang anak na sina Leila at Sarah ay gusto rin ng baby boy.
“Nakakausap ko sila every other day. Ina-update ko rin sila.

Nakikita nila si Regine sa Skype, nakikita nila na malaki na ang tiyan at tuwang-tuwa ang mga anak ko.
Kasi, family kami, eh. So, nakakatuwa,” kuwento ni Ogie.
Kahit sina Regine at Michelle van Eimeren ay madalas din ang pag-uusap. Nagbibigay si Michelle ng tips sa kalagayan ni Regine.
“Alam mo naman kapag ang babae, nabubuntis, maraming changes. Maraming puwedeng mangyari.
“You have to watch what to eat, ‘yung huwag masyadong marami.
Kapag ginutom mo ang sarili, hindi rin made-develop nang mabuti ang bata,” sey pa ng songwriter.
Sampung linggo na ang ipinagbubuntis ni Regine at okay na raw ito ngayon pati ang baby.
‘Pag pumasok na ito sa second trimester ng pagbubuntis, paparinggan na nila ito ng music.
“Kasi si Regine, binanggit sa akin kanina na, ‘Hon, baka puwede na natin paringgan ng music, para lalo maging musical ‘yung ating baby.
“Hindi pa siya sa first trimester na buo. Siguro, on the fourth month, puwedeng mag-iPod,” natutuwang kuwento ni Ogie.
Source!- Ms. Payoyo's FB Note
NAGMIMISTULANG bilanggo ngayon sa sariling bahay ngayon si Regine Velasquez.
Huminto sa pag-inog ang kanyang showbiz world. Hindi siya lumalabas ng bahay, maliban na lang kung magpapa-check-up sa kanyang doktor sa kanyang pag-bubuntis.
Dahil ‘nakakulong’ na nga sa bahay, walang ginawa si Regine kundi kumain nang kumain. Lumobo tuloy siya nang husto.
Ang tawag na nga raw ngayon ni Ogie Alcasid sa Songbird ay ‘Big Bird.’Mabuti na lang hindi naging ‘Yellow Bird ‘ ng Sesame Street, hahaha!
Samantala, naging isyu ang pag-deny ni Ogie sa tsikang kumakalat na baby boy ang panganay nilang mag-asawa. Lumalabas daw tuloy na tila ayaw ni Ogie na maging boy ang kanilang panganay ni Regine.
Pero sa isang interview kay Ogie lately, para siguro makabawi, sinabi nitong sakaling baby boyang isisilang ni Regine, magiging super-happy siya.
Oo nga naman, ‘di ba lahat, babae ang naging mga anak ni Ogie sa dati niyang asawang siMichelle Van Eimereen?
NGAYON pa lang ay parang kinukondisyon na ni Regine Velasquez na baby boy ang ipinagbubuntis niya.
Kuwento ni Ogie, laging ina-adress ni Regine na “he” o “his” ang baby na nasa sinapupunan niya.
Pahayag ni Ogie, malaking blessings na ang pagkabuntis ni Regine kaya masaya siya kahit baby girl ito.
Pero lahat sila siyempre ay gusto ng baby boy.
Kahit ang dalawa niyang anak na sina Leila at Sarah ay gusto rin ng baby boy.
“Nakakausap ko sila every other day. Ina-update ko rin sila.

Nakikita nila si Regine sa Skype, nakikita nila na malaki na ang tiyan at tuwang-tuwa ang mga anak ko.
Kasi, family kami, eh. So, nakakatuwa,” kuwento ni Ogie.
Kahit sina Regine at Michelle van Eimeren ay madalas din ang pag-uusap. Nagbibigay si Michelle ng tips sa kalagayan ni Regine.
“Alam mo naman kapag ang babae, nabubuntis, maraming changes. Maraming puwedeng mangyari.
“You have to watch what to eat, ‘yung huwag masyadong marami.
Kapag ginutom mo ang sarili, hindi rin made-develop nang mabuti ang bata,” sey pa ng songwriter.
Sampung linggo na ang ipinagbubuntis ni Regine at okay na raw ito ngayon pati ang baby.
‘Pag pumasok na ito sa second trimester ng pagbubuntis, paparinggan na nila ito ng music.
“Kasi si Regine, binanggit sa akin kanina na, ‘Hon, baka puwede na natin paringgan ng music, para lalo maging musical ‘yung ating baby.
“Hindi pa siya sa first trimester na buo. Siguro, on the fourth month, puwedeng mag-iPod,” natutuwang kuwento ni Ogie.
Source!- Ms. Payoyo's FB Note
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Aga unsure if film with Regine will push through
MANILA, Philippines - Aga Muhlach and Regine Velasquez may not be reunited on the big screen anytime soon.
This as Muhlach said on Thursday that he is not sure if his movie with Velasquez under Viva Films, which has the working title "Of All The Things," would push through. He said he has to wait for the singer's decision after she gives birth to her first child.
Last month, Velasquez confirmed that she is 5 weeks pregnant by singer-composer Ogie Alcasid. They got married in December last year.
"Well siguro naman (matutuloy), kaya lang matatagalan, pero hindi ko talaga alam. Kasi we have to wait for her to give birth, kasi after she gives birth she's not going to work right away, siguro next year na 'yon, 2012. So tignan natin," he said during the press conference of "In the Name of Love," his upcoming film with Angel Locsin.
Muhlach said they have started to shoot the film as early as 2009, but they had to postpone it due to schedule conflicts.
"When we started 'yung sa Viva inabot kami na gumawa na ng teleserye si Regine. So hindi pa kami tapos noon, so we have 8 days left during the time, then nag-soap na siya, 4, 5 months inabutan na ang schedule ko sa Star Cinema so nag-start na ako sa Star Cinema (at) hindi na ako nakabalik sa Viva," he said.
"We were supposed to resume and then she gave the announcement that she's pregnant," he added.
"Of All The Things" is supposed to be the third movie starring Muhlach and Velasquez.
Their first 2 films, both directed by Joyce Bernal, were "Dahil May Isang Ikaw" in 1998 and "Pangako Ikaw Lang" in 2001.- ABS-CBN News.com
This as Muhlach said on Thursday that he is not sure if his movie with Velasquez under Viva Films, which has the working title "Of All The Things," would push through. He said he has to wait for the singer's decision after she gives birth to her first child.
Last month, Velasquez confirmed that she is 5 weeks pregnant by singer-composer Ogie Alcasid. They got married in December last year.
"Well siguro naman (matutuloy), kaya lang matatagalan, pero hindi ko talaga alam. Kasi we have to wait for her to give birth, kasi after she gives birth she's not going to work right away, siguro next year na 'yon, 2012. So tignan natin," he said during the press conference of "In the Name of Love," his upcoming film with Angel Locsin.
Muhlach said they have started to shoot the film as early as 2009, but they had to postpone it due to schedule conflicts.
"When we started 'yung sa Viva inabot kami na gumawa na ng teleserye si Regine. So hindi pa kami tapos noon, so we have 8 days left during the time, then nag-soap na siya, 4, 5 months inabutan na ang schedule ko sa Star Cinema so nag-start na ako sa Star Cinema (at) hindi na ako nakabalik sa Viva," he said.
"We were supposed to resume and then she gave the announcement that she's pregnant," he added.
"Of All The Things" is supposed to be the third movie starring Muhlach and Velasquez.
Their first 2 films, both directed by Joyce Bernal, were "Dahil May Isang Ikaw" in 1998 and "Pangako Ikaw Lang" in 2001.- ABS-CBN News.com
Sunday, May 8, 2011
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Regine Velasquez-Alcasid explores new tunes in life!
MANILA, Philippines - For years, she has dominated the local and international music scene as Asia’s Songbird. Now that she has married the love of her life, Regine Velasquez is ready to sing totally new songs, even one about settling down.
Fortunately for her numerous fans, this does not at all mean that she would quit her flourishing career; she just feels it is time to explore the other sides of her that nobody has seen: A housewife, a homemaker and, hopefully soon, a mother.
“I started my career when I was 16,” she recalls. “I have been working for 25 years so I feel that now is my time to settle down. Nagawa ko na lahat for my family so ako naman ngayon.”
The last statement couldn’t be truer. Although Regine considers herself independent and tough, underneath is a conservative and religious individual who deeply values her family upbringing as the groundwork for her success. That’s why she reciprocates her blessings in every way she can.
Simply yet smartly, that’s how Regine sums up her childhood upbringing. Her father helped her train her voice by having her sing while neck-deep in the waters off Southern Leyte where she grew up. Her mother also helped her by teaching her how to move on stage and interpret songs; and she nurtured Regine’s budding talents in other ways as well.
“Even though we were not well off, marunong dumiskarte ang nanay ko,” she says. “She made sure she gave us nutritious food and plenty of milk to drink. Laging may gulay at gatas akong iniinom kaya hindi ako sakitin.”
This habit has stayed with Regine all these years. That’s why she gives her support to the Laki Sa Gatas Nutrition Education Advocacy, which promotes among kids and their parents the importance of proper nutrition along with good education to turn their lives for the better and help them attain their ambitions.
The campaign — one of many being endorsed by the philanthropically inclined celebrity — reaches out to public school students and their moms all over the country, sharing the need to take on nutritious and affordable habits like drinking milk regularly, among others.
“Alam ko kung gaano kahirap ang magbigay ng masustansyang pagkain kung ikaw ay mahirap pero dapat marunong at mapamaraan ang mga parents,” Regine says. “I believe in Laki Sa Gatas since it teaches parents how to provide their kids proper nutrition.”
Her support for Laki Sa Gatas may also be prelude to when she becomes a parent herself. “All the lessons I learned from my parents I will apply to my own children one day,” she says. “Papalakihin ko sila katulad ng pagpapalaki sa akin, laging tumatayo pagkatapos ng problema, always positive and valuing hard work. Napakalaki ng influence ng family, at importante ang pagmamahal sa pamilya.”
Source! Philstar
Fortunately for her numerous fans, this does not at all mean that she would quit her flourishing career; she just feels it is time to explore the other sides of her that nobody has seen: A housewife, a homemaker and, hopefully soon, a mother.
“I started my career when I was 16,” she recalls. “I have been working for 25 years so I feel that now is my time to settle down. Nagawa ko na lahat for my family so ako naman ngayon.”
The last statement couldn’t be truer. Although Regine considers herself independent and tough, underneath is a conservative and religious individual who deeply values her family upbringing as the groundwork for her success. That’s why she reciprocates her blessings in every way she can.
Simply yet smartly, that’s how Regine sums up her childhood upbringing. Her father helped her train her voice by having her sing while neck-deep in the waters off Southern Leyte where she grew up. Her mother also helped her by teaching her how to move on stage and interpret songs; and she nurtured Regine’s budding talents in other ways as well.
“Even though we were not well off, marunong dumiskarte ang nanay ko,” she says. “She made sure she gave us nutritious food and plenty of milk to drink. Laging may gulay at gatas akong iniinom kaya hindi ako sakitin.”
This habit has stayed with Regine all these years. That’s why she gives her support to the Laki Sa Gatas Nutrition Education Advocacy, which promotes among kids and their parents the importance of proper nutrition along with good education to turn their lives for the better and help them attain their ambitions.
The campaign — one of many being endorsed by the philanthropically inclined celebrity — reaches out to public school students and their moms all over the country, sharing the need to take on nutritious and affordable habits like drinking milk regularly, among others.
“Alam ko kung gaano kahirap ang magbigay ng masustansyang pagkain kung ikaw ay mahirap pero dapat marunong at mapamaraan ang mga parents,” Regine says. “I believe in Laki Sa Gatas since it teaches parents how to provide their kids proper nutrition.”
Her support for Laki Sa Gatas may also be prelude to when she becomes a parent herself. “All the lessons I learned from my parents I will apply to my own children one day,” she says. “Papalakihin ko sila katulad ng pagpapalaki sa akin, laging tumatayo pagkatapos ng problema, always positive and valuing hard work. Napakalaki ng influence ng family, at importante ang pagmamahal sa pamilya.”
Source! Philstar