“I believe so it’s also destiny and timing. Timing is everything. Puwede naman sige bara-bara, let’s do this para lang mapatunayan ang kung anu-ano. But really success is sweeter if it’s at the right time. You just have to wait for it. And prayers, prayers, prayers! Hindi mo talaga makokontra kung anongdesign ng Panginoon para sa iyo. Kung maganda naman ang resulta ng lahat ng pinagsusumikapan namin, tama kasi tama sa panahon,” she shared.

 “Theater is my first love and it’s so refreshing to do it again. Masarap lagi yung bumalik sa una mong pag-ibig ika nga. This is Bona ng makabagong panahon. It’s really not the exact Bona, the script is different. It’s going to be modernized because kahit sa anonggeneration, there’s a Bona in everybody. Bona means good and then yung Bona dun sa film version is ina-idolize niya, nakatutok siya sa character ni Philip Salvador,” she explained.

 “Pareho kasi silang seryoso sa kanilang mga craft,” she said. The talented actress said she hopes people will not compare her performance to Nora Aunor, whose role she is reprising in the play. “Naku huwag niyo na ako i-kompara. Wala akong ka-kuwenta kuwenta (laughs) na ikumpara dun. kasi nakatrabaho ko na si Ate Guy. Hindi ka matatakot sa kanya kasi alam mo mas mapagbiro pa siya kaysa sa akin ha. At saka parang na-flatter ako na agad-agad binigyan niya ng permiso. So sinigurado ko talaga na hindi natin siya kokopyahin kasi huwag na natin kopyahin, ano yun tatak na tatak na yun. Iba naman, i-mo-modernize,” she said.