Gabbi Garcia, Khalil Ramos say marriage is their end goal

Gabbi Garcia and Khalil Ramos | Photo: Instagram/@gabbi

Celebrity couple Gabbi Garcia and Khalil Ramos shared that they have already been discussing getting married, as they regard the topic as part of their relationship. 

In a guest appearance on “Fast Talk with Boy Abunda” on Wednesday, March 13, the couple said that they have the same “end goal,” which is marriage, even at the early stages of their relationship. 

“It’s something that we actually talk about a lot,” said the actor, pertaining to plans of getting married even from the start of their relationship.

“Same naman talaga kami ng end goal (we have the same end goal). Even at the start of this relationship why waste time with someone you don’t wanna end up with,” added the actress. 

Garcia remarked that they are not afraid to discuss getting married because it’s “a beautiful thing” to converse about in a relationship. 

“From the get-go I feel like we were aligned that we want to keep this relationship special for the future,” she said. “I’m not afraid to talk about it kasi that’s part of life and it’s such a beautiful thing,”

Despite being aware that they want their relationship to lead to the church, the couple acknowledged that they were also pressured to settle down by the people around them.

However, they explained that it only becomes a problem when they succumb to the pressure and are not able to handle it properly. 

“I’m approaching my 30s na, we both see ourselves starting a family eventually,” said the actor. “It’s about being aware that there is that pressure and how you manage that,”

Ramos and Garcia named Anne Curtis and Erwan Heussaff as one of the couples that they look up to. The actress also shared that she already has an idea of what wedding gown she’d like to wear on her big day and said that she wants an “intimate, quiet wedding.”

The young couple have been dating for seven years now and have worked together on the 2022 Kapuso mystery romance series “Love You Stranger.”