Kryz Uy is ready for 2023 after going on a week-long social media break over the New Year holiday.
Uy spent the holidays with husband Slater Young, their 2 kids, and their relatives at an airBnB beach house away from Metro Manila to relax and take it easy, mostly playing various party games, as shown in her latest YouTube video.
"I haven't even greeted any of my friends ' Happy New Year.' It feels very liberating to not have to constantly be on your phone," she added. "I think it's about time I give this to myself," she said. "The whole year I've been really super consistent, and I kind of failed to give myself a pat on the back for that, but now that it's the holiday season, you know, I feel like I shouldn't pressure myself so much to put out content all the time."
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