Toni Gonzaga believes that all the Pinoy Big Brother teen editions have helped mold the youth into better people. “Sa mga kabataan na papasok this season at sa mga nakaraang season din, nakatulong at makakatulong ito to shape them into better individuals in the future. Kung ano man pagdadaanan nila dito, madadala lahat sa paglaki nila. So they just need to be strong, be themselves, and always have fun.”
While their stint on Pinoy Big Brother have made her and co-hosts Mariel Rodriguez and Bianca Gonzalez visible on TV almost everyday, Toni revealed that she is not worried if people would start thinking they are “overexposed.” “In my opinion sa mga issues ng overexposure, hindi ako naniniwala doon kasi in this business minsan ka lang mabigyan ng opportunity and chances. Strike while the iron is hot 'di ba? Hindi naman permanent ang lahat ng mga pangyayaring ito. So kung minsan ka lang mabigyan ng opportunity, grab it and make the most out of it and give your 100%. Feeling ko din kaya siguro kinukuha kaming tatlo kasi binibigay talaga namin yung best namin and we are just having fun.”
The working relationship between the three girls has grown into a sisterly friendship on and off camera, leading them to dream of working together for projects like soaps and movies. “Of course, aside from hosting we also want to do something else. Like with Entertainment Live, we are so happy to have been given given our own show where we can voice out our own opinions but na-realize namin it is also hosting e, so we like to try something new.”
Unlike Mariel and Bianca who already have out-of-town plans for the Holy Week break, Toni will just stay in her hometown at Taytay, Rizal to help campaign for her dad in the May elections. “Ako hindi ako aalis kasi busy-busy ako sa Taytay. Hindi ako pwedeng umalis dahil tutulungan ko yung daddy ko. I will support my dad sa kanyang adhikain sa buhay.”
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