TV5's Aksyon Journalismo featured a segment where Gracee Lee was interviewed by veteran journalist Luchi Cruz-Valdez.

Perhaps, because Valentine's Day is near, news agencies have been covering the President Noynoy Aquino-Grace Lee story more and more. Indeed, at least a couple of major dailies have put the story on the front page—with huge pictures to boot.

Interaksyon.com certainly says as much in a recent article about the subject, noting: "Though Lee says she would rather have the President be the one to talk about the real score between them, the 29-year-old Korean national has been revealing bits of their dating life to media. She has, for example, said in past interviews that she thinks he's one of the most intelligent men she has met, that she's been introduced to two of the president's elder siblings, but not to the youngest presidential sister, Kris Aquino, and even that she's gotten the chance to cook Pnoy's favorite Korean dish, bulgogi, for him."

In the same article, Interaksyon.com also featured an Aksyon Journalismo segment, where Lee was interviewed by veteran journalist Luchi Cruz-Valdez. The fact that Aquino is 22 years older than Lee was brought up. Lee brushed it off, saying, "I was worried about that, too...and I still worry about it. But the more I get to know him, the less I fee the age difference." Cruz-Valdez then asked, "Bakit (Why)?" Lee revealed that it was because they could talk for hours and because he was a "very interesting" man. Lee even referred to Aquino as a "walking encyclopedia."

Then, as the segment ended, Cruz-Valdez asked Lee, "Do you see this really pushing through already?" To which Lee replied, "I don't think we're playing around. We're both not at the age to be playing around."

For more on this story, log on to Interaksyon.com.