Mark Herras, nagbigay-linaw sa posibilidad ng pag-alis sa industriya

• Mark Herras confirms on "Fast Talk with Boy Abunda," that their family has no immediate plans to migrate despite future possibilities
• Nicole Donesa is set to pursue her long-time dream of becoming a nurse after passing university admission
• The actor admits uncertainty about leaving showbiz if they eventually move abroad
• Mark addresses breakup rumors, explaining their “blocking” habit during conflicts as a coping mechanism

Actor Mark Herras has addressed speculation about relocating to the United States, making it clear that there are no immediate plans for their family to migrate. During a recent interview, Herras explained that while the idea may come in the future, their current focus is on his wife Nicole Donesa and her personal goals.

“She's gonna study again, si Nicole. Sa Pinas muna, nursing. That's her dream, to be a nurse. Okay na, nakapasa na po siya sa Trinity. I'm really happy for her, kasi ito 'yung dream niya talaga, Tito Boy,” says Herras.

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He was beaming while expressing pride in his wife’s recent acceptance into a nursing program.

Herras shared that Donesa plans to eventually work in the United States after completing her studies, citing better opportunities.

“Then after like four, five years, gusto niya sa States mag [work], siyempre sa sweldo rin, sabi niya, ipepetisyon daw niya ako. Sabi ko, 'Whatever you want.' Kung nasaan 'yung mga bata, nandu'n ako,” he says.

Despite being open to the possibility, Herras admitted that leaving his long-time career in entertainment is something he finds difficult to imagine.

“Wala nga akong ibang parang magandang kuwento sa buhay ko before my family kundi itong showbiz life ko lang, kumbaga itong na-experience ko sa industriyang ito,” he says.

He adds, “So 'pag iniisip ko, four years from now, I'm gonna go to the States na, parang 'Paano ako magtatrabaho du'n?' sabi ko.”

Mark further highlighted his uncertainty about starting anew abroad.

Meanwhile, Herras also denied rumors about trouble in their marriage. He explained that their social media “unfollowing” is simply their way of coping during disagreements.

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“So ako, 'Block muna kita.' Parang peace of mind,” he says.

He clarified that these moments are temporary, emphasizing their commitment to staying together for their children.

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 of the Dance Floor," he became a staple of GMA Network through his popular dance hits and lead roles in various television dramas. He remains a well-known figure in Philippine entertainment, balancing a long-standing acting career with his role as a dedicated father.

In another report featuring an episode on fast talk with Boy Abunda, Mark Herras opened up about his upbringing and his relationship with his parents in a candid interview. Speaking on “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda,” the actor reflected on how he defines being a “good son” despite acknowledging past mistakes. He also shared how much he misses his late parents and the lasting impact they had on his life. Mark expressed deep pride and gratitude for being raised by his adoptive LGBTQ parents.

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Meanwhile during the same interview, Mark Herras also addressed his viral emotional video, clarifying that it stemmed from a personal matter rather than financial struggles or career issues. The actor revealed that he had a misunderstanding with his wife, Nicole Donesa, before the incident. He firmly denied claims that he was out of work, emphasizing that he had ongoing projects at the time. Mark added that both he and Nicole remain committed to prioritizing and protecting their family.

Source: KAMI.com.gh