Marian Rivera, inilahad ang hindi dapat gawin ng may asawa
- Marian Rivera emphasized the importance of respecting individuality and personal freedom in marriage during an interview with husband Dingdong Dantes on the YouTube program Rec.Create
- The actress believes married couples should never restrict each other from pursuing personal interests and aspirations, stressing that trust and mutual support are essential to a healthy relationship
- Marian also discouraged spouses from developing controlling attitudes or demanding that their partners always prioritize their presence and preferences
- The celebrity couple, who married in 2014, have two children, Zia and Sixto, and remain among the most prominent families in Philippine show business
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Actress Marian Rivera shared her thoughts on maintaining a healthy marriage, emphasizing the importance of respecting individuality, allowing personal freedom, and supporting each other’s aspirations.
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During an interview with her husband, actor Dingdong Dantes, on the YouTube program Rec.Create, Marian explained that getting married should not mean giving up one’s identity or sacrificing the freedom to pursue personal interests.
According to the actress, individuality remains an important part of a relationship, and couples must learn to respect this aspect of each other even after exchanging vows.
“Hindi mawawala talaga na may individuality kayo na kailangan ninyong irespeto sa isa’t isa,” Marian said.
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She further explained that marriage should never become a reason for one partner to restrict the other from doing things they enjoy or pursuing their personal goals.
“Hindi dapat natin pinuputol yung mga pakpak ’pag nag-asawa na tayo,” she added.
Marian pointed out that some people develop the expectation that marriage automatically gives them the authority to dictate what their spouse should or should not do.
She illustrated this mindset through examples of statements that married couples should avoid, including insisting that one partner must always have the final say or demanding that the other person should always be present.
“Ay, hindi asawa mo ko, kailangan ako yung masusunod.”
“Ay, hindi, kailangan ako yung kasama mo.”
For Marian, these attitudes can prevent couples from maintaining a healthy balance between their relationship and their individual lives.
She explained that both husband and wife should be able to enjoy personal freedom while remaining committed to their relationship.
“Mas magandang parehas kayong malaya na ginagawa yung mga gusto ninyong gawin. As long as you trust each other… Suportahan baga,” she said.
The couple tied the knot in 2014 and have two children, Zia and Sixto. They remain among the most recognizable celebrity couples in the Philippines.
Marian Rivera is a Filipino-Spanish actress whose successful television career established her as one of the most prominent personalities in Philippine show business. She gained widespread recognition through popular productions, including Marimar, Dyesebel, and Darna. Born to Spanish father Francisco Javier Gràcia Alonso and Filipina mother Amalia Rivera, Marian was their only child. Her parents separated when she was just three years old, and she spent much of her childhood being raised by her maternal grandmother in Cavite. As her career progressed, she became one of the country’s most recognizable actresses and developed a highly successful on-screen partnership with Dingdong Dantes. Their professional collaboration eventually blossomed into a romantic relationship, leading to their marriage in 2014. Today, they have two children, Zia and Sixto, and continue to be regarded as one of the most influential and well-known celebrity families in the local entertainment industry.
Dingdong Dantes previously expressed his pride and happiness after getting the opportunity to watch his children, Zia and Sixto, perform in front of an audience for the first time. The two youngsters participated in separate music recitals, with their performances marking important milestones in their respective experiences as budding performers. For Dingdong, being present during both occasions was particularly special because his professional responsibilities had previously prevented him from attending several important moments in his children’s lives. The actor admitted that there had been instances when work commitments kept him away despite his strong desire to witness their milestones firsthand. Being able to watch both Zia and Sixto take the stage therefore meant a great deal to him, allowing him to celebrate their achievements and share in their excitement as a father.
In a separate interview, Marian Rivera addressed a viral video showing her seemingly reprimanding someone during the production of her 2014 television series Dyesebel. The actress discussed the incident when she appeared on Ang Walang Kwentang Podcast, hosted by director Antoinette Jadaone and fellow filmmaker JP Habac. Marian explained that the production team had previously established rules prohibiting people from taking photographs at the filming location, with GMA personnel having already communicated the restriction to those present. However, she recalled that one man continued asking to have his picture taken despite being informed about the rule. After feeling that their repeated and courteous requests were not being respected, Marian eventually decided to confront the individual herself.
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