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Vhong Navarro on getting old
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Television mainstay Vhong Navarro is opening up about a reality many eventually face but rarely talk about out loud—listening to the body as it begins to change with age.
In a candid vlog conversation with veteran actress Maricel Soriano, the longtime It’s Showtime host admitted that he’s begun to feel physical limitations creeping in, even as his mindset remains steady.
“‘Pag ganito palang umeedad tayo medyo… nagsasalita na po ‘yong katawan. Sinasabi niya, ‘Hindi mo na kaya. Sa isip mo na lang,’”
Navarro shared, describing the subtle but undeniable signals his body now sends—moments when energy and endurance no longer match what the mind believes it can still do.
But beyond the physical changes, the 49-year-old emphasized that his outlook remains grounded and positive, anchored by faith and perspective.
“Pero ngayon, sa mental, sa lahat, okay na okay po ako, Nay… tine-test lang tayo ni God,”
he added, framing the experience not as a setback, but as part of a bigger journey.
For Navarro, aging may come with new challenges—but it also brings clarity, resilience, and a deeper understanding of what truly matters.