Bianca Manalo recently revealed the reason for her divorce from her ex-husband, Win Gatchalian, in an emotional interview. After staying quiet for a while, Bianca decided to share the details of her relationship with Win and the reasons that led to their decision to end their marriage.
In the interview, Bianca candidly shared that the main reason for the divorce was the difference in their life views and goals. She said that although they tried to resolve their conflicts, they eventually realized that the differences were too great to be overcome.
Bianca also emphasized that there was no betrayal or any wrongdoing in their relationship. They simply did not get along with each other and decided that they each needed to move on with their lives in separate directions to find happiness.
Bianca and Win have now parted ways amicably and have both pledged to respect each other. Bianca said that she still maintains a good relationship with Win and appreciates the positive things he brought to her life during their time together. They both want to maintain stability for their children and support each other in work and life.
Bianca also did not hesitate to share about the difficulties she went through during the divorce process. She shared that it was a challenging period, but thanks to the support from family and friends, Bianca was able to overcome it and continue to move forward. She also expressed gratitude to those who have always been by her side during this difficult time.
After the divorce, Bianca feels that she has matured and understands herself better. She shared that now, she focuses on her career and family, and is looking for new opportunities to develop herself. Bianca also expressed her belief in love and hopes that one day, she will find the right person to share her life with.
Bianca Manalo has decided to open up and share the story of why she divorced Win Gatchalian, a decision made with mutual respect and understanding. She hopes that her fans will understand and support her in her new journey in life.
