Some things are best left in the past and sometimes, being unbothered is the best way to maintain your own peace. Nobody has embodied this more than Janice De Belen when she gave the most nonchalant response when asked about the rumored breakup of her ex-husband John Estrada from wife Priscilla Meirelles.
In an interview with PEP, Janice didn't mince her words. While many might have felt compelled to comment or react to such a situation, Janice remains unbothered. "Basta wala akong kinalaman dun. Yun lang. Wala akong kinalaman," she firmly stated.
Her answer, blunt and to the point, reflected her clear stance on the matter—she has no interest in being involved or speaking on the situation. "Not my life. Not my business," the actress added.
When asked if Priscilla had reached out to her, Janice again maintained her composed demeanor, maintaining that she is disinterested in getting involved in the private matters of her ex-husband. "I don't... Ayokong... buhay nila yan," she wielded.
Janice and John's relationship has long been a subject of public interest. They were married in 1992, but their marriage was annulled in 2004. They share four kids: Inah, Moira, Kaila, and Yuan. Years later, John confirmed his relationship with Priscilla, and they tied the knot in 2011, having a daughter named Sammanta Anechka in 2012.
The Real Score Between John Estrada And Priscilla Meirelles' Relationship
In the past months, John and Priscilla have been thrust into the limelight, with Priscilla publicly confronting John on Instagram, hinting at issues and even naming an alleged third party. Her comments escalated, with statements like "Looking very divorced Mr. Estrada," sparking rumors that their marriage might be over.
As tensions grew, John issued a statement through Instagram, clarifying that he and Priscilla had agreed to "take a break" and denying involvement with anyone else. However, Priscilla quickly countered, stating that there was no mutual agreement to separate and confirming they are still married.
"I am deeply shocked and disheartened by Mr. Estrada's recent public statement. To clarify, there was never any mutual agreement regarding our separation. We were married when I left the Philippines, and we remain married as of this time. While there is indeed more to this story, it is not the appropriate time to delve into those details. Regardless of what those may be, however, it won't change the course of [fate]. I appreciate your constant support, kindness, and love during this difficult time. I trust that, in due course, all will be resolved appropriately. Thank you for your understanding," Priscilla said in a statement.
