Jodi Sta. Maria, admired as one of the Philippine’s most talented actresses avowed last Tuesday of her rumoured split-up with Jolo Revilla is true and that her relationship with Jolo is now finally over.
However, Jodi did not reveal the real reasons of their break-up but insisted that she and Jolo Revilla maintain their friendships.
The gossips of the break-up initially occurred when the vice governor of Cavite accidentally shot himself in February last year after his Dad, Senator Bong Revilla was arrested for plunder and graft charges.
There was a speculation that Jodi and Jolo had agreed to split-up six months prior to the incident of the accidental shooting.
Nevertheless, the gossips of the alleged split simmered down when Jodi visited Jolo while recovering from his self-inflicted gunshot injury and the two politely declined to give any statement about the real situation of their relationship.
Apparently, the couple seemed to patch-up their misunderstanding when they were previously seen together at a local restaurant sending the speculation of the split-up to diminish.
On the other hand, Jolo Revilla was adamant at first to give a statement about the rumoured break-up, but eventually admitted the truth upon knowing that Jodi already made the revelation about their status.
“Yes, it’s true. It was a mutual decision. I wish her the best,” Jolo modestly said.
Revilla also disclosed that he wants to focus more on serving his constituents as vice governor of Cavite.
“Kailangan ko mag-focus sa responsibilidad ko sa mga kalalawigan ko sa Cavite.
“Pagdating sa personal na… pagdating sa puso, may tamang oras para diyan,” he smilingly said.
However, Jodi admitted that she is not yet open at this stage to accept suitors after her experience of unsuccessful relationship with the vice governor of Cavite, but insisted that she is happy at the moment.
She said: “But I know that when the time is right, I will.”
Meawhile, Jodi Sta. Maria is busy promoting her latest movie “The Achy Breaky Hearts” together with her co-stars Ian Veneracion and Richard Yap and directed by Antoinette Jadaone. The movie will hit theaters nationwide on June 29.
