If Katrina Halili were to use the title of a soap opera that she had starred in to describe how she feels about the revocation of Hayden Kho’s PRC license, then it could very well be “Magdusa Ka.”

“Kung nasira siya, sinira rin naman niya ang buhay ko. Lumalaban po ako di lang po dahil sakin kundi sa lahat pa ng taong ginawan niya ng kababuyan,” said the sexy actress.

Katrina said she does not feel any ounce of sympathy for the former doctor whose licensed was revoked the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) on Nov. 20.

Hayden was found guilty of “immorality and/or dishonorable conduct” for his sex videos featuring different women, including Katrina.

“Talagang pinagdasal ko na mabigyan ng hustisya ‘yung pinaglalaban ko,” she said.

The Kapuso actress believes that the PRC’s decision will be to her advantage in winning the case she filed against Hayden.

“Malaki pong tulong sa kaso ko ‘yung naging desisyon ng PRC, pero siyempre po pinapaubaya ko na lang sa Diyos at sa judge,” said Katrina..

She admitted receiving a half-million-peso donation to help finance the lawsuit.

“Mama po ng kaibigan ko [ang nagbigay], at 'tsaka ‘yung mga mayor po namin sa Palawan. Nag-ambag-ambag po sila tapos pinadala po nila sa’kin. Sobrang nakakatuwa.

“Actually nagulat po ako kasi hindi ko po akalain na may tutulong sa’kin, dahil wala naman po akong sinasabihan na wala akong trabaho, at wala rin akong sinasabihan na wala akong pera,” she shared.

The “StarStruck” alumna disproved write-ups claiming she is pregnant.

“Hindi ko po alam kung saan galing ‘yung issue. Lagi naman po nila akong nakikita sa TV… halos everyday sinusundan nila ang nangyayari sa’kin.”

Katrina stands strong after the storms that rattled her life lately..

“Sa bigat po ng hinarap ko, wala na po sigurong rururok dun. Sobrang lalim ng mga binato nila sakin. Nakayanan ko naman pero sana wala na [ulit dumating],” she said on “Startalk.”