MANILA — Years after a highly publicized breakup, actress Carmina Villarroel says she now finds it amusing that some people continue to revisit her past relationship.
Villarroel shared her thoughts during the latest episode of broadcast journalist Karmina Constantino's podcast.
"Minsan napag-iisip ako, pero ngayon natatawa na lang ako. Parang 'guys, hindi pa ba talaga kayo nakakapag-move on?' 'Yung parang 'talaga ba?' I mean nawala na nga 'yung tao na 'yon and yet hindi pa rin kayo nakakapag-move on. So hindi ko na alam," Villarroel said.
"Ang iniisip ko na lang ang dami nilang oras. I'm so naiinggit to them because they have every time in the world to compare. May mga 'what ifs' sila in life, hindi pa sila makapag-move on," Villarroel added.
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On how she was able to move on from her past relationship, Villarroel shared: "Wala kang choice but to move on. Like I said, we don't live in a perfect world. So you're given this situation, ano ang gagawin mo? So it's either gawan mo ng solusyon, mag-move on ka or namnamin mo ang problema at ganyan ka na lang for life. 'Yun lang naman ang choices mo."
"So gusto ko bang namnamin ang problema? Ayaw natin 'yon. Ako talaga, I wanted to move on so gagawin mo lahat. Una diyan is to accept. Accept mo na this has happened to me, wala nang sumbat, sumbat. Kasi pareho niyong ginusto 'yon. It 's just that 'yun ang ending. It's a sad ending, wala rin namang may gusto noon. So you just have to be accept. I mean guys nakapag-move on na kami, move on na kayo. Wala na bang iba?" added Villarroel, who was previously married to actor Rustom Padilla, who publicly came out as transgender and now goes by the name BB Gandanghari.
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After her relationship with Padilla, Villarroel married Zoren Legaspi, with whom she has two children.
Currently, Villarroel is part of the drama series "The Loyalty Game," with lead stars Janine Gutierrez and Jericho Rosales. The series debuted on Amazon Prime Video early this month.