In an interview after the press conference for her movie, "Wang Fam", Pokwang said she does not mind having a simple celebration, stressing that she only wants to stay happy with her boyfriend.
"Walang dream, walang dream wedding. Sabi ko nga, kahit sa karinderya lang, basta masaya kami at natupad 'yung pangarap, 'yun," she said.
For now, Pokwang said she is looking forward to meeting O'Brien's parents in January.
"Excited, siyempre. Inglisan na naman ito," she said, adding, "Tinatanong ko kung anong paborito nilang pagkain, gustong puntahan, etc."
"Mukhang mabait naman ang magulang niya. Grabe silang magmahalan, nag-iisa lang kasi siyang anak kaya ganoon sila," she said of her boyfriend's parents.
In a previous interview on "Kris TV", O'Brien said he plans to stay in the Philippines for good to live with Pokwang.
But before that, he said that he will go back to the United States in December.
"It's more to like tidy up my stuff, my life there, to be able to move out here," O'Brien said.
O'Brien was Pokwang's leading man in the 2014 movie "Edsa Woolworth." They officially became a couple early this year.
source: www.abs-cbnnews.com
