It’s not Pia Wurtzbach’s first time to guest in the popular Boy Abunda late night talk show, but it was her debut at answering questions before the show’s “golden mirror,” hence viewers were in for a treat.
In the latest episode of “Tonight with Boy Abunda”, the host asked the beauty queen what advice she would give herself, when it is her turn to walk down the aisle. Wurtzbach, facing herself at the mirror, answered, “Life doesn’t end when you get married.”
Wurtzbach stressed that her life, career and having fun should not stop should she finally settle down with the right person.
“Getting married should be just like a celebration and a bonus to your life, but you should keep going, and sana (hopefully) that girl doesn’t stop even if she gets married,” Wurtzbach told herself.
Abunda then followed up with a provocative question: why does she want to have a gay child? To this, Wurtzbach answered that she would like to experience it.
“Not to say na hindi ka aalagaan kung straight ‘yung anak mo (this is not to say that you would not be taken care of if your child is straight), but based on my experience, iba mag-alaga ‘yung beki (a gay person has a special way of taking care of you),” she explained.
“And gusto kong ma-experience yung merong excited na bihisan ako, na ayusan ako, alagaan ako. Parang magiging best friend ko. Nai-imagine ko ‘yung anak ko, best friend ko, and beki siya,” Wurtzbach added.
(And I want to experience having someone who is excited to dress me up, to doll me up, to take care of me. He would be like my best friend. I imagine my child would be my best friend, and he’s gay.)
The Miss Universe 2015 titleholder is starring in her first major movie, “Gandarrapiddo: The Revenger Squad”, alongside Vice Ganda and Daniel Padilla. The film is part of this year’s Metro Manila Film Festival. Katrina Hallare/JB
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