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- Julia Barretto said finding the right person matters more to her than getting married at a particular age
- The actress recalled how she once dreamed of tying the knot at 25 during an earlier interview
- Looking back, she shared that she is grateful that plan did not happen because she would not have been prepared
- For the star, being happy with a lifelong partner remains more important than following the timeline she imagined when she was younger
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Julia Barretto no longer has a dream age for getting married, saying she would rather end up with the right person than meet a deadline she set for herself years ago.
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During a conversation with Bianca Gonzalez on The B Side, the actress opened up about how her views on marriage have changed. The host brought up an earlier vlog interview with photographer BJ Pascual, where Julia said she hoped to get married at 25. Philstar.com
Asked whether she now had a different age in mind, Julia explained that she no longer thinks about marriage in terms of when it should happen.
“I don't dream about the age anymore, the time that it should happen. I just want to be with the right person,” she said.
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For her, the person she chooses to spend her life with carries more weight than the plans she made when she was younger. She explained that reaching a particular age is no longer the goal.
“I care more about ending up with the right person than achieving that timeline that I had when I was younger,” she shared.
The actress also spoke candidly about how she now feels about her old wish. Looking back, she expressed gratitude that she did not get married at the age she once imagined.
“And I'm grateful it didn't happen at 25,” she said. “I wouldn't have been prepared for such a thing.”
Her answer reflected a change in how she considers that major life decision. While she previously pictured herself getting married by a certain age, she now recognizes that she would not have been ready then.
The conversation also took a lighter turn when her sisters’ marriages came up. During the exchange, Dani and Claudia were mentioned as having married at 25, the same age Julia had once pictured for herself.
Rather than treating that as a reason to rush, she responded with a joke about where her earlier wish may have landed.
“Maybe I was manifesting it for them more than myself,” she quipped.
Julia then returned to what matters most to her. Her answer remained focused on choosing a partner she could be happy with throughout their life together.
“I think it's just more important to be with the right person,” she said.
She added that she would still feel that way even if marriage happened at 40 or 50. Those ages were examples of how willing she is to let go of a fixed schedule, rather than a new target for settling down.
“I just want to be happy with that person for life,” she shared.
Filipina actress Julia Barretto comes from a prominent entertainment family. Star of hits like Mirabella and Between Maybes, the daughter of Marjorie Barretto and Dennis Padilla frequently attracts public interest for her acting work and personal life.
Recently, Julia and her former screen partner, Joshua Garcia, looked back on their personal and professional maturity over a ten-year span. Joshua highlighted how Julia transitioned from a fearless newcomer back in 2016 into a well-grounded individual by 2026. Recalling their early days together, Julia shared how remarkably timid Joshua was when he first stepped into the entertainment industry. Julia observed that Joshua has evolved into a far more secure and self-assured performer in present times.
Previously, Julia Barretto candidly discussed love, emotional endurance, and letting go while guesting on Dani Barretto’s 'The Bare It All' podcast. The actress expressed that women frequently devote themselves fully and endure deep longings continuously within a relationship. she emphasized that when a woman ultimately decides to leave, her longing completely fades because she accepts the choice as necessary. Dani strongly agreed with Julia, adding that when emotional fatigue takes over and mutual respect dissolves, holding on becomes impossible.
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