It seems Pop Star Princess Sarah Geronimo is a hit among young boys trying out for the second season of "The Voice Kids."

Broadway Diva Lea Salonga revealed as much when she said there is no reason for Geronimo to feel intimidated with her fellow coaches when she returns for the second season of the show.

Salonga said Geronimo has already coached two talented singers, Lyca Gairanod and Jason Dy, who won both the first season of "The Voice Kids" and the second season of "The Voice of the Philippines."

She also said Geronimo has an advantage over her fellow coaches -young boys who try out for the competition are just awestruck by her beauty.

"This is the fourth season we are doing this. She has really no reason to be intimidated. I mean her asset, one, she's really mabait when she coaches and kids really respond to her. A lot of kids who like that kind of yung ganoong personality, that kind of coaching style, they will really gravitate towards her," Salonga said.

"We also noticed that a lot of thirteen-year-old boys will go to her. There's one kid who just looked at her, twelve or thirteen years old, and told her to her face that she was beautiful. And I'm like 'Oh my God!' I was dying in the studio and I don't think I ever stopped teasing her about it. Ang dami! Like 13-year-old boys, they just look up to her because ang ganda-ganda niya. Siya 'yung pinili," she added.

Salonga said she had a grand time teasing Geronimo during the Blind Auditions that a lot of the talented young boys wanted her as coach.

"For example, if they go in thinking: 'I'm gonna pick Bamboo' or 'I'm gonna pick Lea', once she turns around, that's it. Wala na. Wala na kami. It's funny when it happens. You will all see it when it happens but I was laughing so much over those four days because of that," she said.

In a separate interview, Geronimo admitted that still feels intimidated especially when she hear her co-coaches Lea and Bamboo banter in English.

"Siyempre at first ganyan naman po ako. Nahihiya pa, natatakot pa magsalita. Minsan kasi nakaka-intimidate English. Parang wala na akong laban, parang wala ng kwenta ang sasabihin ko kasi English," she said.