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Mario Bautista, has been with the entertainment industry for more than 4 decades. He writes regular columns for People's Journal and Malaya.

Mar 15, 2014

Kristoffer Martin Would Rather Not Have Another Showbiz Gf Like Joyce Ching 'Para Mas Tahimik'

KRISTOFFER MARTIN says that the last few episodes of his 6PM soap with Kim Rodriguez, “Paraiso Ko’y Ikaw”, will be very exciting. “Maraming magiging revelations, maraming habulan, may mga tangkang patayan, puro mabibigat ang eksena,” he says. “Nagkita na kami ulit ni Kim Rodriguez as Josephine pagkatapos naming magkahiwalay sa isla. Alam ko na ring si G Tongi ang tunay kong ina at produkto lang ako ng pangre-rape sa kanya. Puro pasabog ang mapapanood kaya huwag kayong bibitiw hanggang sa last episode. Sayang nga matatapos na, kasi I really enjoyed doing this show with Direk Joyce Bernal. Ang dami kong natutuhan sa kanya. Wina-one on one niya kami ni Kim para mapaganda ang aming mga eksena. She tells us, ito ang mga dapat at di nyo dapat gawin sa harap ng kamera. Iba rin ang style niya. Super alalay talaga siya sa amin kaya I respect her so much dahil nadagdagan talaga ang knowledge ko about acting because of her.”

Fans of his love team with Joyce Ching are hoping they’ll reconcile while doing “Paraiso”, but obviously, it didn’t happen. “Noong first day lang kami nagkailangan but we’re now okay as friends. As of now, I’d rather not have another girlfriend. At kung magkakaroon man ako uli, ayoko na ng showbiz para mas private at tahimik. But we don’t know, ha. Baka mamaya kainin kong salita ko. I just started din kasi a business with a friend, a clothing line called RBW, meaning red black white. Yun lang kasi ang colors ng shirts that we sell. Sa school lang ang outlet namin (San Beda) and also on line. Our market are teens and students. Pag nag-click, then we’ll try to sell it sa labas.”

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