Mark Herras, hindi ipagpapalit ang kanyang LGBTQ parents
- Mark Herras reflects on his upbringing and relationship with his parents in a candid interview
- The actor shares on "Fast Talk with Boy Abunda," how he measures being a “good son” despite past mistakes
- He opens up about missing his late parents and their presence in his life
- Mark expresses pride and gratitude for being raised by his adoptive gay parents
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Actor Mark Herras opened up about his personal life and upbringing, expressing deep gratitude for his parents during a recent interview on Fast Talk with Boy Abunda.
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In the candid conversation, he reflected on his journey as a son, acknowledging both his shortcomings and the love he received growing up.
When asked if he considers himself a good son, Herras answered with honesty.
“Nagkaroon ako ng mga maling ginawa sa buhay, ng mga maling ginawa bilang anak; but overall, naging mabait naman po akong anak,” he said.
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He added that despite his mistakes, he believes his parents felt his love and respect for them.
Herras also shared how much he misses his late mother, especially her unique way of caring for their family.
“Kung paano siya magsungit sa amin, lalo na sa aming dalawa ng kapatid ko,” he recalled.
Mark highlighted both the discipline and affection she showed.
The actor further spoke about his adoptive gay parents, whom he credits for shaping who he is today.
“I miss their company actually; lalo na nung time na they're okay pa,” Mark shared.
He noted how their presence brought joy and laughter into his life.
He admitted that there were moments of confusion during his younger years, particularly when seeing them express affection in public.
“Parang nawiwirduhan ako, pero ang bilisan lang,” he said.
Mark was explaining how quickly he came to understand and accept them without needing explanations.
Despite challenges, Herras emphasized his unwavering appreciation.
“I am very thankful na sila 'yung mga magulang ko,” he said.
Mark underscored that he would not wish for different parents even if given the chance. He believes their guidance played a crucial role in shaping the person he has become today.
Mark Herras is a Filipino actor and dancer who rose to fame as the first "Ultimate Male Survivor" of the reality talent competition StarStruck in 2003. Known as the "Bad Boy ng Dance Floor," he has maintained a long-standing career with GMA Network, starring in numerous television dramas and films while also venturing into business as a franchise owner. He is married to actress Nicole Donesa, with whom he has two children.
In another report, Mark Herras clarified that the emotional video of him that circulated online stemmed from a personal matter and was not connected to financial struggles or a lack of work. The actor shared that he had a disagreement with his wife, Nicole Donesa, before the incident occurred. He also dismissed claims that he was unemployed, explaining that he had ongoing projects at the time. More importantly, Mark underscored that both he and Nicole are focused on keeping their family strong and intact.
Meanwhile during the same episode of Fast Talk with Boy Abunda, Mark Herras further addressed his viral breakdown, explaining that it was triggered by a personal issue rather than financial difficulties. He openly admitted that he has been dealing with depression and needed a way to release his emotions. The actor also revealed that the incident followed a misunderstanding with his wife, Nicole Donesa. Mark made it clear that sharing the video online was not intended to seek sympathy from the public.
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