June 13 ------ Marian Rivera admitted that it’s hard to advise a couple on having a long-lasting marriage since she’s not in a position to do so, but she believes that transparency, love, trust, and faith in God should be the center of a relationship.
In a chance interview on the sidelines of a brand launch in Taguig City on Tuesday, June 11, Rivera shared her two cents on a long-lasting marriage when asked about the topic. “Ang hirap magbigay ng advice dahil wala ako sa posisyon pero one thing is for sure, kailangan transparent kayo sa isa’t isa, mananaig ang love and trust, at higit sa lahat, kahit pagsamahin niyo ‘yun, kung wala sa center si Lord, nothing lahat,” she said.
The actress also shared that as a mother, she believes in teaching her children Zia and Sixto the importance of going to the dentist at a young age. For her, it has something to do with how she was raised when she was young. “Hindi naman sa very strict pero at an early age, gusto kong malaman nila ang meaning ng [pagpunta sa] dentist. Mga bata pa talaga sila… pero aware sila kasi siguro kaming mag-asawa, hindi pwede na hindi kaming nagde-dentist,” she said. “Si Nanay kasi, pinapaliwanag niya sa’kin. D’un ko ‘yun nakuha. Kailangan mo siyang, ipaliwanag sa anak mo kung bakit kailangan pumunta sa dentist.”
Friendship with Max Collins, local cinema
When asked about what she would miss about her series “My Guardian Alien,” Rivera said it’s the friendship with the cast including her co-star Max Collins. The fantasy drama is set to air its final episode on June 28 and it will be replaced by “Widows’ War” in its time slot. “Hindi kami nagkatrabaho ni Max, ever. Pero dahil dito nagkakilala kami and I’m happy na naging close ang friendship namin. Sina Gabby, given na ‘yun,” she said.
Source: inquirer.net
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