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Diana’s betraying innocent looks

Posted on June 7, 2007

PNS — DIANA Zubiri has a face that exudes innocence. It doesn’t mean, of course, that she is not desirable. ‘Siya ang tipong parang walang kaalam-alam sa kamunduhan,” a male fan of hers says.

Diana sweetly acknowledges the compliment thrown at her. “Totoo ba na ganoon ang dating ko sa maraming kalalakihan? I am very flattered. Puro sexy comedies kasi ang nilalabasan kong mga pelikula. Ito na yatang ‘Silip’ ang pinaka-daring na nagawa ko. Malaki ang naitulong ng sensuality workshop sa akin sa pagpo-portray ng isang babaing mapaghinala at may grabeng imahinas-yon,” she explains.

“Silip” doesn’t refer to a voyeur but it takes a peep into the lives of three persons caught in a web of passion, showing that jealousy, not love, is blind.

Innocent-looking Diana, however, admits that in real life, she had experienced several serious relationships. She had boyfriends before and one of them was Vhong Navarro. She was also romantically linked for sometime to actor Alfred Vargas mainly because they were both contract stars of Seiko.

Meanwhile, “Silip” merited an R 13 from MTRCB and it is showing without cuts. Maybe because of Diana’s innocent looks.

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