Actor Janus Del Prado, Bea Alonzo’s close friend, shades her ex Gerald
Janus Del Prado didn’t hesitate to throw shade at Gerald Anderson with regard to him cheating on Bea Alonzo, posting several statements on Instagram.
Gerald Anderson got asked, if given the chance to reach out to former girlfriend Bea Alonzo and her boyfriend Dominic Roque, would he do it?
The actor answered,
“More siguro kay Bea. I mean, huwag na po tayo siguro mandamay ng ibang tao. I really pray, I really hope she will find it in her heart to forgive what happened, forgive me. Nag-ho-hope lang ako.”
(Maybe if I were to say sorry, it would be to bea. Let’s not drag other people into this. I really pray and hope she will find it in her heart to forgive me for what happened. I’m just hoping.)
Later, actor Janus del Prado, Alonzo’s BFF, post a cryptic post, seemingly referring to the said interview.
“May bagong show ata kaya nagso-sorry kay B. Sa amin nila Derek at OMC team di ka magso-sorry at pinag away away mo kami para lang pagtakpan yung kalokohan mo sa set? Bekenemen.”
(It looks like he has a new show that’s why he’s apologizing to B [Bea]. For us, our director and OMC Team, we won’t apologize because you created a conflict between us to cover up your shenanigans on set. Bekenemen)
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He also wrote another reminder, which he deemed timely and relevant.
“Never allow anyone back in your life that has tried to destroy you in the past, even if they say they’ve changed. Remember, a snake only shed it’s skin just to become a larger snake.”
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In another post, Janus shared a “kodigo” on “How to Apologize.” First, one should take full responsibility for their actions without splitting the blame to the other person, he said. Then he added that they should sincerely say and mean that they are sorry.
“Don’t expect or get mad if the other person refuses to forgive you. You’ve wronged them, so they have every right in the world to choose whether to forgive you or not.”
The actor also reiterated that the other camp doesn’t get to say “move on.” He believes a person should say sorry not just through words but most importantly through action. And lastly, it should be done privately.
This is not the first time that Janus seemingly threw shade at Gerald.
