Many are getting curious about Gillian Vicencio’s character in "FPJ’s Batang Quiapo" as the rebellious Erika Guerrero. But before we see her in the series, let’s get to know the real Gillian through her candid answers to these life questions.

In this Kapamilya Chat game, she picked cards with random life questions and answered them with full honesty. The first card she got asked her to describe how she's feeling at that moment, and of course, she went with happy. Gillian is genuinely enjoying everything happening in her life, especially the promos for "FPJ’s Batang Quiapo," where she’s one of the newest cast members in Book 3.

Next, she had to name one person she’s thankful for, but she couldn’t pick just one. Instead, she expressed gratitude to everyone who's been there for her even during times when she felt like she wasn’t at her best. 

Things got tricky when she drew a card that challenged her to rank what matters most—love life, career, family, friendship, or self. Without hesitation, she put 'self' at the top, saying her mantra these days is to always leave something for herself because, at the end of the day, she’s the only person she can truly count on. Unsurprisingly, love life landed last on her list. It’s just not a priority.

When asked what she would change about her past, Gillian admitted that she used to give her all to people, only to be left drained and disappointed. But she's definitely learned from those experiences and focused on moving forward. “Naubos na ako dati. Binigay ko na lahat-lahat tapos hindi naging maganda ‘yung resulta sa personal kong buhay,” she shared. 

That’s why she’s now fully embracing self-love and making sure she never forgets herself again. Although she admits that self-love isn’t easy—especially in showbiz, where opinions come from everywhere—Gillian is working hard to master it. For her, it starts with truly knowing herself. If she understands her core, she won’t be easily shaken by what others say.

She paused for a moment when asked about the toughest decision she’s ever made, and then admitted that choosing acting over her studies was one of them. Still, she has no regrets as it led to good things, like being able to help her family financially while also discovering more about herself.

"You're not enough." That’s the most painful thing she's ever been told. But because she has built strong self-love, she healed fast from it. 

For her final card, Gillian was asked what she'd apologize to herself for. She took a deep breath and said, "Sorry dahil may mga pagkakataon na hindi kita pinipili at napapabayaan kita." The question reminded Gillian of the power of self-reflection, because at the end of the day, being kind to yourself must be a priority.