While people say that it’s just the only thing lacking in their strong, Jennylyn Mercado stresses that she and boyfriend Dennis Trillo don’t have wedding plans, yet.
“I got tickled pink with that particular shot wherein he was carrying me. I got touched even more with the caption he wrote which said that he is ready to carry the whole world in order to make me happy. That was sweet,” she avers referring to the Balesin photo Dennis recently posted on social media.
Actually, they were in the lovely island to celebrate their respective birthdays (Dennis’ was on May 12 while Jen’s on May 15).
“We kind of celebrated there along with our families. It was one perfect bonding moment for us,” Jen states.
According to the Kapuso actress, marriage is not their foremost priority. She says it’s very far from happening at this point finally ending speculations that they got secretly married in Balesin.
“Dennis and I still have our own cares and concerns to attend to. Both of us are not yet ready to tie the knots now. We’re just enjoying the moments we spend together. As of now, that’s what matters.”
If ever they will get married, would they announce it for the public to know?
“Actually, I can’t say. Perhaps, if we’re already there, that’s when we’ll decide if we’ll make it public.”
Also, Jennylyn doesn’t want to disclose what birthday presents her and Dennis bought for each other.
“I guess, that’s for the two of us only,” she says.
Meanwhile, her currently airing soap on GMA titled The Cure is starting to get exciting.
“The next episodes will be action-packed since many are now getting infected with the virus in the story. Surely, the viewers will be thrilled to the max. I hope they would support the show ‘til the end,” Jennylyn ends.
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Paul Salas is happy to be back in GMA after almost a decade. Just recently, the young actor signed a co-management contract with the Kapuso management.
It can be remembered that he was an original member of the station’s hit star reality search StarStruck Kids many years ago before he moved to the rival camp ABS-CBN.
“I’m simply glad to be back home,” says Paul. “It’s been nine years. Amazingly, nothing has changed. The love, the bond, it remained.”
Arriving at such decision was something not that easy for the lad to do.
“Actually, it took me a year to decide. I really weighed things and asked myself what my heart wanted. So, eventually, I decided to come back where I originally belong. But I asked formal permission from ABS-CBN to make this career move and they understood. It was one graceful exit.”
This early, many are toying with the idea that he appears in a program opposite fellow StarStruck Kids alumna Miguel Tanfelix and Bea Binene.
“Yes, why not? That would be cool. I think the management has similar plans. Let’s wait and see. I’m looking forward to it,” ends Paul.