IYA VILLANIA – The wife of “Biyahe ni Drew” host Drew Arellano recently opened up about the origin of the word “Haller”.
The TV host said that she was only saying “Hello!” but other people heard it as “Haller”, adding that that it was “Rufa Mae” who made the trend. Iya Villania even admitted that she had a hard time pronouncing her husband’s name.
“Well, I just said ‘Hello’. I say ‘Hello!’, pero sa pagdinig ng ibang tao ,‘Haller’, na si Rufa Mae kasi yung nagpa-uso talaga sa … ay nanggaling lang sa akin, but siya talaga yung nagpa-uso,” Iya told Boy Abunda in an interview on “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda”.
Drew Arellano Says He’s Planning To Get Vasectomy Soon
Drew Arellano: “I will do my vasectomy soon”
DREW ARELLANO – The husband of TV host Iya Villania said that he’s planning to get a vasectomy soon.
Vasectomy, as defined by Mayo Clinic, is a form of male birth control that cuts the supply of sperm to a man’s semen.
According to a report on GMA News Online, the Commission of Population Control started promoting the non-scalpel vasectomy as a form of contraceptive in 2019, as it is said to be “99.8% effective”.
Iya Villania and Drew Arellano, who got married in 2014 and have four children, appeared on Thursday’s episode of “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda” where the couple opened up about their family.
The “Biyahe ni Drew” host hinted in an interview with Boy Abunda that he might get a vasectomy operation done soon.
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Iya was celebrating her birthday when the couple appeared on the show. At that time, her husband shared a sweet birthday message to her and even mentioned the possibility of him undergoing the vasectomy procedure.
“You’re the best mother to all the kids, and, uh, I will do my vasectomy soon,” Drew said, which made his wife laugh.
Although the King of Talk expected Drew to say that it’s just a joke when he said that he would get a vasectomy, Drew said that he’s not joking when he said that because “that’s our plan”.
The couple was also asked if it meant they’re “stopping at four”.
“Let’s see. Until he gets it done, we never know, right?” Iya Villania told Boy Abunda. “Hindi naman bukas yung schedule, ‘di ba?”
In the same interview, Drew also shared that the best way to fix their issues is to address those issues after working out. He added that working out calms them, which gives them proper headspace to talk about their problems.
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