In an interview with “The Buzz” which aired on Sunday, Escudero said what’s important is Evangelista is now on good terms with her parents.
“Papunta sa tamang direksyon [ang relasyon ko sa mga magulang ni Heart]. Hayaan natin na panahon ang makapagsabi pero at least sa parte ni Heart at ng magulang niya, maganda na ang relasyon nila,” he said.
Escudero said he does not want to rush things but he believes that everything will fall into the right place in time.
Meanwhile, Evangelista said Escudero hasn’t made the traditional “pamamanhikan” yet.
“No, we are not there yet. But, of course, we hope for the best,’ she said.
Just recently, the couple was rocked with controversy when it was reported that that they allegedly caused the “bumping off” of Cesca Litton and Tyke Kalaw’s wedding on Valentine’s Day at the Balesin Island Club in Quezon.
Escudero and Evangelista have already clarified that they have nothing to do with the supposed "bumping off" of a planned wedding in Balesin.
Rather than dwelling on intrigues, Evangelista said she has a lot of other more important things in mind in preparation for her wedding.
“There’s so many other things that I think about, like my parents going to my wedding,” she said.
Escudero and Evangelista will tie the knot at the Balesin Island Club on February 15 next year.
source: www.abs-cbnnews.com
