- Kapuso actress Camille Prats is set to make her teleserye comeback via “Ang Forever Ko’y Ikaw.”
- The 32-year old actress commented on her show being pitted with Jodi Sta. Maria’s “Sana Dalawa Ang Puso.”
After almost three years, Kapuso actress Camille Prats is set to make her teleserye comeback via daytime TV series “Ang Forever Ko’y Ikaw.”
The 32-year old actress will play the role of a single mom and how she gives herself another chance to fall in love again.
In an interview with PEP.ph, Camille reacted on the possible competition with Jodi Sta. Maria as her show will air against the Kapamilya series “Sana Dalawa Ang Puso.” According to her, TV ratings competition will always be there but they will take it as a friendly game.
“Para sa akin, hindi ko nararamdaman na mayroon pang network war. Of course, the competition will always be there, but it’s a healthy competition. Sa co-artists, sa mga katrabaho ko, wala akong nararamdaman na personal na atake. Ang goal lang naman natin ay magtrabaho nang masaya at makapagbigay saya sa mga viewers natin, yun lang,” she said.
Camille assured that she and Jodi are good friends so there is nothing personal competition between them. In fact, the “MARS” host admires the Kapamilya actress for her depth as an actress and a woman.
“I’m a big fan of her and I like how… she’s also a Christian. Yung mga messages niya ay very uplifting. Sabi ko nga, it’s what I like in a person, yung beliefs niya, yun mga bagay na I admire about her. Wala, lahat ng ito ay trabaho lang at makapagbigay ng saya,” she assured.
In her series, Camille will team up with Neil Ryan Sese, who also played as a single parent. The show also features the young love team of Ayra Mariano and Bruno Gabriel as their daughter and son, respectively.
In terms of storyline, Camille said that this will be different from other rom-com series that viewers could relate easily to every character.
“Going against their show, napapanood ko rin naman yung show nila, malayo ang kuwento nila sa isa’t isa. Mas natural din ang atake namin sa things, hindi parang mabigat na parang alam mong sa pelikula lang mangyayari. Sa amin, mas reality yung home base namin,” Camille shared.
“Yun ang gusto naming i-touch sa mga tao. Sana mahalin nila ito because of its rawness, how they can really relate in the story. Actually, halos lahat naman ngayon is moving towards the love angle. Although meron namang iba na mabigat pa rin. Siyempre, nandiyan pa rin yung mga nawalan ng anak, gustong maghiganti, revenge type. But I think the Philippines needs more love and comedy more than anything else,” she continued.
“Gusto natin ng mas magaan at mas nakakatawang buhay araw-araw,” she ended.
