Kapamilya Primetime King Coco Martin openly addressed his struggles with the English language…

He also shared reflections on his upbringing in a recent episode of ‘Ogie Diaz Inspires’ streamed Sunday, November 17.

Coco Martin opens up about English proficiency and reflections on family upbringing© Provided by LionhearTV

When asked about claims that he blamed his parents for not training him to speak English fluently, Martin dismissed the idea and expressed understanding of his family’s circumstances.

“Sana kung may mga magulang ka talaga na ginabayan ka, tinutukan ka sa pag-aaral at paglaki, wala sa akin ‘yon. Kumbaga, hindi isyu sa akin ‘yon,” Martin said, emphasizing that it was not an issue for him.

Martin also reflected on his family’s struggles, particularly his parents’ separation, which led to him and his siblings living apart. Despite the challenges, the actor said he never held a grudge against his parents.

“Kung ‘di rin nangyari ‘yon, wala rin ako ngayon dito. Hindi ako magpupursige. Siguro that time kung maayos ‘yong pamilya ko, naalagan kami nang tama ng mga magulang ko, normal ako. Hindi ganito ‘yong drive ko,” he explained.

Instead of focusing on his shortcomings, Martin said he concentrated on improving in areas where he could excel.

“Para ‘wag akong mahalata o masira, dito ko kakabigin. Tapos pagbubutihan ko dito,” he shared, demonstrating his determination to overcome obstacles.

Martin’s dedication extends to his work, with his long-running primetime series, ‘FPJ’s Batang Quiapo,’ recently marking its second year on air. The show, which has become a staple of Philippine television, continues to captivate audiences with its compelling storylines and strong performances.