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We were told you also speak Visayan fluently. How did that happen? 
My mother was raised in Dumaguete City and I was fortunate enough to have lived there for a few months as a teenager. It was a stay long enough to grasp the language and I will never forget it; the language is part of who I am.

What keeps you busy back in Britain?
I have my fingers in a few pies—I work as a full-time model, act, and recently I’ve been getting some TV presenter gigs, like the VJs you have here. That gives me time to socialize with a lot of people. I use my spare time decorating my apartment and doing whatever activity that takes my fancy. I have a tendency to be a bit hyperactive, ha ha ha!