What can you say about how each of you  turned out and do you ever compare each other’s life choices?

CHER: We’ve all kept in touch somehow, some way, except Angel who is not tech-savvy, no e-mail, no Facebook, nothing! No way of finding out how the kids look like, but I find out through Daphne, whom I’ve always kept in touch with through the years so I know what’s going on. And I’m so proud of you, ladies, I really am.

They look exactly the same as they did before and they’re just doing so well. Of course, I didn’t expect anything less from them, because they were strong women back then, they are bright women, they’re entrepreneurs, and they’re surrounded by good people. It’s no surprise to me that they’re as successful as they are.

DAPHNE: When Cher left, I was really affected. I thought we were going the same route, the same direction, and I also had plans of going back to Canada and doing broadcasting. I had the opportunity but I’ve made my life choice, to stay here and I fell in love and I thought this is where I’m going to be. I never really made the Philippines my home, and it was Cher who said, ‘You live here, this is your home.’ Time passed and I had three kids, and other things have happened and I see what Cher has done and it’s amazing. She has an Emmy.

And Angel, everything that she’s done, with her choices, she’s still the Angel that everyone looks up to, an angel in the real sense of the word. Nothing’s changed with Angel, her humility despite all her success. Angel and I actually consult each other a lot, in business…and in love.

ANGEL: I’ve always looked up to these two, I just knew that they were good at what they do. Actually, when Cher first told us that she was going out there, that she was going to pursue a career, I felt really proud of her already. We knew that we were going to lose a sister, but I knew that it was something that she always wanted to do.

Every time I think about my life, I think about Daphne. I’m just amazed at what she’s made of herself, di ba? Her show Urban Zone, her linens, her jewelry business, and she did it all on her own. I’m really, really proud of her and I keep saying, ‘When I grow up, I will be Daphne.’