According to Kathryn Bernardo, she’s not yet ready to exchange I dos with boyfriend Daniel Padilla despite their six-year relationship.
“I guess it’s too early at this point. Marriage is one thing you need not rush or jump into right away. It’s one of the most important decisions in life. It will be unfair on your part to go into something which you’re not still ready to commit to!”
When does she see herself settling down?
“Actually, you can’t predict it. You’ll feel it if both of you are already prepared. Whatever age you have, if you feel you are ready to enter such phase, go! It’s definitely a different level as compared to just being steadies.”
For her, two of the signs that a person is ready for marriage is you see yourself doing particular things with someone and when you can’t see the future without him.
“Then of course, when your high respect for each other is present. That’s very essential. As I’ve pointed out earlier, anyone can be ready at any age. As long as you feel that you are, then, why not?”
As of now, she just enjoys what she has with Daniel. She knows pretty well that together, they still have a lot of things to accomplish .
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Until now, Coco Martin cannot believe that in his entry to the forthcoming 2018 Metro Manila Film Festival titled Jack Em Popoy: The Puliscredibles, he was able to work with Vic Sotto and Maine Mendoza.
“I’m really very excited with our maiden screen collaboration. It’s the first time and I’m sure the viewers will like it,” he says.
For the Ang Probinsyano lead, this project is a cause for a celebration.
“It’s one impossible happening but it materialized. Two rival camps merged forces in order to make film buffs happy this Christmas. I thought it wouldn’t come true!”
Coco is grateful that both stations are supportive of their project. He said that being vocal about his desire to work with both Maine and Bosing was instrumental to the realization of their big screen project.
“As a kid, I used to watch and idolize him. Same thing with Maine. I consider it a big bonus that despite our network affiliation, we were able to work together. We’re lucky that our respective mother studio had been supportive,” states Coco.
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Martin Nievera gave a piece of his mind regarding the recent reformatting of ASAP, the Sunday musical variety show in which he’s one of the hosts for a long time now. Earlier, Zsa Zsa Padilla made her sentiments public regarding such issue.
“Well, I believe that it’s a good development,” he says. “Although personally, I feel that the show didn’t need any kind of improvement. But of course, who am I to say, right? I’m part of the show. It’s like I’m from the inside looking out. People from the outside looking in, they are the ones who tell that ASAP needs new portions,” Martin says.
“Then, we also have a new co-host in the person of Regine (Velasquez). So, I guess, somehow we really have to improve some main portions of the show. That’s the main goal of the production team,” he adds.
Nevertheless, the articulate singer-host reiterates that ASAP was already good the way it was.
“I’m just glad that I’m still part of the program after all these times. And that until now, we’re still looking for ways to give our audience pure entertainment and get better and better! We just can’t afford to stagnate. We need to keep on improving.”
As to the observation that the show’s main front liners now are Regine Velasquez and Sarah Geronimo, Martin explains: “Well, it’s a dream team if I may say so. The good thing here is that the public can see that anything is possible with ASAP. What was once thought impossible to happen became real, right?”