Loribelle Spirovski

But then the moment he showed me that he was good at drawing, it was like, oh, no, that's his thing.

I can't go into that territory because...

He already knows how to do that.

I won't be as good as him.

So I immediately like cut that off as a potential creative activity for me and I stuck to Play-Doh because I knew that I could do that well.

And mind you, the Play-Doh sculptures were like really good.

Oh, my goodness.

Like, you have no idea how big beauty pageants are.

And for kids as well.

Yes, yes.

So the pageant that I entered was called Little Miss Philippines.

I'm pretty sure it still runs now, but we are talking nationwide televised.

I mean, everyone was watching this show.

It was really like reality TV before reality TV.

And whose idea was it for you to take part?

So I was about four years old when the idea started playing around between my mum and her sisters.

And I think they would, because we would watch it, of course, on our little black and white TV.

And my mum would look at me and look at her sisters and be like, she could totally do this.

You know, she's cute.

She can sing.