Marian Rivera & Dingdong Dantes give tips on how married couples should resolve conflicts
- Marian Rivera and Dingdong Dantes shared their advice on resolving disagreements in marriage during their interview on the YouTube program Rec.Create
- Marian believes couples should try to settle their differences before going to sleep, provided they can discuss the matter calmly and constructively
- However, she acknowledged that deeper disagreements sometimes require more time and should not be forced into an immediate resolution
- Dingdong added that spouses should communicate when they are not yet ready to talk, emphasizing that acknowledging the situation is better than simply avoiding the conversation
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Actress Marian Rivera and her husband, actor Dingdong Dantes, shared their perspectives on handling disagreements in marriage, emphasizing the importance of communication, patience, and knowing when to give each other time.

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During their interview on the YouTube program Rec.Create, the celebrity couple discussed how husbands and wives should approach conflicts, particularly when emotions are running high and resolving an issue immediately may not be possible.

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Marian explained that, whenever circumstances allow, couples should make an effort to settle their disagreements before going to sleep.
She believes that addressing misunderstandings sooner rather than allowing them to linger can be beneficial to a relationship. However, she also recognized that not every argument can be resolved within a short period, especially when the disagreement involves deeper or more complicated issues.
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“Kung hanggang kaya niyong ayusin bago kayo matulog, much better ’yan,” Marian said.
The actress clarified that while resolving conflicts before bedtime is preferable, couples should not feel pressured to reach an agreement when the situation requires more time and careful consideration.
She acknowledged that some disagreements are particularly difficult to address and that forcing a conversation could make it harder for both individuals to communicate properly.
“Pero kung may pagkakataon na medyo malalim ang pinag-aawayan, mahirap din kasing pilitin. Kailangan ng tamang oras para mas maayos,” she explained.
For Marian, recognizing when the right moment has not yet arrived is also part of handling marital disagreements responsibly.

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Dingdong agreed with his wife’s perspective and offered another suggestion on how couples can communicate when one person is not emotionally prepared to discuss an issue.
The actor explained that spouses should openly acknowledge when they are not yet ready to have a conversation rather than simply withdrawing or leaving their partners wondering what is happening.
“It’s best na sabihin na, ‘hindi pa ako ready makipag-usap.’ At least man lang may acknowledgement na hindi lang siya basta-basta…” Dingdong said.
The couple, who have been married since 2014, have frequently shared glimpses of their relationship and family life with the public. Their latest discussion offered another perspective on maintaining a lasting marriage, particularly when navigating disagreements and differences in opinion.
Marian Rivera is a Filipino-Spanish actress who rose to prominence through several successful television productions, including Marimar, Dyesebel, and Darna. Born to Spanish father Francisco Javier Gràcia Alonso and Filipina mother Amalia Rivera, she was their only child. Her parents separated when she was three years old, after which she was largely raised by her maternal grandmother in Cavite. Over the years, Marian established herself as one of the most recognizable actresses in the Philippines and formed a popular on-screen partnership with Dingdong Dantes. Their professional relationship eventually developed into a romance, and they married in 2014. The couple now have two children, Zia and Sixto, and remain one of the most prominent celebrity families in Philippine entertainment.
Earlier, veteran actress Odette Khan personally expressed her gratitude to Marian Rivera for the assistance she received during her hospitalization. Their reunion became an emotional moment as Odette thanked Marian for extending help during a difficult period in her life. The veteran actress became visibly emotional while recalling the support she received and explaining how much the gesture meant to her. Marian was also moved to tears after watching a previous interview in which Odette spoke about her appreciation for the actress.
In another report, Marian Rivera discussed the importance of maintaining individuality and personal freedom within marriage during her interview with husband Dingdong Dantes on the YouTube program Rec.Create. She explained that getting married should not mean restricting a partner from pursuing personal interests, ambitions, or activities that bring them happiness.
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