Show business is calling, but that would have to wait as Yllana Aduana decides to pursue her beauty pageant dreams as she rejoined the Miss Philippines Earth competition this year. | diyarista
The erstwhile Miss FIT Philippines has just relinquished her title when she shared social media posts showing her at the GMA Network Center in Quezon City, teasing people of a possible future in show biz.
Although she has not yet signed a contract as an official network artist, Aduana has taken part in the series “Abot-Kamay na Pangarap” where she portrayed the role of a host. “[It] is really my comfort zone, just because I do hosting too. But I actually want to train more on the drama side, or the comedy side, maybe,” she shared.
“I was being completely honest when I told myself that I only wanna be joining pageants that are advocacy-driven, because that is the legacy that I want to leave as a queen. And I was also being 100 [percent] serious when I told my core team back in 2021 that I am going back to Miss Philippines Earth,” she continued.
By the end of the year, Aduana captured the Miss FIT Philippines crown. She then joined the Bb. Pilipinas pageant in 2022 where she cracked the Top 12, and received the “Face of Binibini” award.
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