Rhian Ramos: “For the sake of being honest, yes. It [the breakup] didn’t last very long but yes”
RHIAN RAMOS – The actress recently admitted that she and Tutok To Win Party-List Representative Sam Verzosa broke up and unfollowed each other before.
The actress was asked in an interview during the post-press conference for the upcoming Kapuso drama mystery series “Royal Blood” about the state of her relationship with the congressman.
“We’re okay, we’re good, and we’re very happy with each other,” she said.
In an interview with entertainment press, the actress admitted that she and the congressman broke up “late last year” and it “didn’t last very long”. She added that they immediately fixed their relationship and they got back together.
According to her, it’s nice because they’re so understanding towards each other and they both found patience that they didn’t think they had at that time.
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Rhian also said that she and Sam also went through challenges, but she’s just very grateful that they’re in places in their lives where they’re mature enough to get through problems or struggles.
“Actually, if anything nga, I think it made us stronger kasi in the past, just like I always thought, ‘Oh, wait. What if that means this is not for you?’ But that’s really not what relationships are, e. We work on them. And problems make you stronger,” she said.
According to a report on Pikapika, the actress was also asked if she and the congressman went back to zero and if he courted her again.
“It’s hard to say kung ligaw ’yon. We just both worked on it together,” she said. “I don’t want to say na he pursued, hinabol, or nanligaw. Not naman necessarily. We both worked on it together.”
When asked about her wedding plans with Sam, Rhian said that they have no plans “as of now” as they’re happy with the way things are now.
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