One of the most anticipated Metro Manila Film Festival entries this year is “Love You So Bad,” starring “Pinoy Big Brother Celebrity Collab Edition” alums Will Ashley, Dustin Yu, and Bianca De Vera. As the trio gears up for their debut MMFF film, Bianca dropped by Kapamilya Chat to share her excitement, give fans a peek into the project, and gamely take on a challenge that revealed her personal relationship choices.
In the “Love You So __” segment, Bianca was given random incomplete prompts that she had to complete starting with the words “Love you so…”
Starting with the scenario of having an extra‑clingy partner, Bianca laughed and said, “Love you so… that’s so sweet, you’re just like me.” She openly admitted that she’s clingy herself, sharing, “Gusto ko laging ka‑hug, holding hands. I think physical touch is my number one [love language].” Bianca added that this tendency extends beyond romantic relationships, as she has always been affectionate with her friends, family, and even her furbabies.
The next prompt was “Kapag gutom ka, at wala kang maisip na kainan, Love You So…”. Bianca responded with humor, saying, “…actually gutom ako ngayon.” She said as she admitted she was already thinking about what to eat next, drawing laughs from everyone in the studio.
When asked what she would say to a partner who usually replies late, Bianca quipped, “…bakit?” She explained that she can understand if the reason is work, but if it’s intentional---especially when her partner is clearly active on social media---that’s when she’d raise an eyebrow. Later, when asked if she’s the type who’s easy to swoon or “win back,” Bianca admitted that sometimes she’s not so easy to convince, likening herself to a Disney princess. “Depende sa kung gaano kalalim ‘yung kinaka‑tampuhan ko,” she shared.
If her partner is being playful, Bianca’s instant response was “…cute!” She finds it adorable when a guy shows his fun, naughty side, explaining, “Naniniwala ako na lahat naman ng tao may ganoong side, it’s just a matter of how comfortable you are with that person.” And when it comes to moments where her partner does something a little annoying but still endearing, Bianca couldn’t help but smile and say, “Love you so… kilig, ang cute naman.”
When her partner is having a bad day, Bianca’s sweet go‑to line would be “…kain tayo.” For her, sharing a meal is the simplest way to lift someone’s mood. “I love eating with whoever, when they’re having a bad day, siyempre bonding din naman if you get to eat together,” she explained, adding that food becomes her way of showing comfort and reminding her loved one that she’s there for them.
For the last prompt about a partner arriving late, which Bianca admitted is her pet peeve, particularly in professional settings, “Kapag ‘yung tao late and if it’s intentional, time is very important. Hindi nabibili ang oras. Kung marami kang nape‑perwisyo na tao siyempre respeto mo na lang ‘yan sa mga ka‑trabaho mo,” she emphasized.
Expect more of Bianca De Vera in the upcoming MMFF movie “Love You So Bad,” showing in cinemas starting December 25.
