Karla Estrada hopes son Daniel Padilla will be okay

"The question of how is my son, how is Daniel, Daniel is the only one who can fully answer that," Karla told broadcast journalist Bernadette Sembrano in an interview.

Karla Estrada made a comment about the condition of son Daniel Padilla.

The interview with Karla was uploaded to the YouTube channel of broadcast journalist Bernadette Sembrano.

Introduction of the actress-host:

"My son, the whole world talked about that. And I always pray that he will be okay," answered Karla.

"But at the end of the day, the question of how is my son, how is Daniel, Daniel is the only one who can fully answer that."

The Face To Face host added, "But as a mother, I always pray for the best for my son, for my children, not just for Daniel, and I always pray for them to be better."

Besides Daniel, Karla has three other children. These are Jose Carlito, Margaret, and Carmella.

Karla said that she wishes that her children learn from their mistakes and the trials they are going through and will continue to experience.

"Because you have to make mistakes in order to learn something and to be better and a good person after that."

DANIEL PADILLA'S PUBLICIZED BREAKUP

Almost six months have passed since Daniel and his former long-time girlfriend and love-team partner Kathryn Bernardo confirmed their breakup.

The two posted separate statements on November 30, 2023.

Daniel was blamed for the divorce because he allegedly had an affair with actress Andrea Brillantes.

In addition to that, the actor's name is attached to other women, causing many to think that he is having a secret relationship even though he has a girlfriend.

Despite the criticisms, Daniel chose to remain silent, while Kathryn's career and apparently even her personal life is flourishing based on what the public sees on social media.

KARLA ESTRADA: 'EVERYONE MAKES MISTAKES'

As a mother, she always supports her children and listens to their complaints and thoughts.

"I'm always here behind DJ [Daniel's nickname] if he ever calls me and wants to talk to me," Karla said.

"It's an exercise for my children that they shouldn't immediately turn on me whenever they have a problem. Because what I taught my children, we can stumble, we can get hurt and just learn from it. Let's just learn from that because life cannot stop."

Karla also said that no one is perfect and "everyone makes mistakes" regardless of age, state, and status in life.

"I'm turning fifty now, my life is still not perfect. We still make mistakes every day," Karla shouted.

It is also said that it is important that a person knows how to forgive in order to reduce the weight it carries on the heart.

Karla said, "Before you go to sleep, forgive yourself. Ask for forgiveness, forgive. Pray for those who are angry with you.

"To me when I was told, 'That's not true, why would you pray?' You are cursed every day on social media, you are called things, even your children are involved, right? That's not my problem anymore."

Actress Karla Estrada recently opened up about her unwavering support for her son, Daniel Padilla, emphasizing the importance of learning from life's challenges and mistakes.

In an interview with broadcast journalist Bernadette Sembrano on Saturday, May 11, Estrada shared her thoughts on guiding her son through his journey.

ESTRADA ACKNOWLEDGED THE INTENSE PUBLIC SCRUTINY HER SON FACES, EXPRESSING HER CONTINUOUS PRAYERS FOR HIS WELL-BEING."'MY SON, THE WHOLE WORLD IS TALKING ABOUT. I ALWAYS PRAY HE WILL BE OKAY BUT AT THE END OF THE DAY, THE QUESTION HOW IS DANIEL, ONLY DANIEL CAN ANSWER IT COMPLETELY," SHE SAID.

"As a mother, I always pray for the best for my son [and] for my children.It's not just Daniel and I always pray that they get better."

She hopes that her son will learn valuable lessons from the trials he encounters, believing that mistakes are necessary for personal growth. "I hope when they go through tests, I hope the lesson is good. You have to make mistakes to learn something, and to become a better and better person. I'm always here behind DJ if he ever calls me, he wants to talk to me," she stated, referring to Daniel by his nickname.

Estrada views mistakes as essential for her children's development, likening them to exercises that build resilience. She also stressed the importance of forgiveness and moving forward in life. "I taught my children, you can stumble and then just learn because life cannot stop," she explained. "Before you go to sleep, forgive and ask for forgiveness. Pray for those who are angry with you. Every time my children have a trial, I make sure that I am the wall they can lean on."