“Mahina ang resistance niya kasi hindi kumakain,” says her mom. “So binigyan siya ng vitamins and food supplements.”
Louise is now more open in talking about her relationship with Enzo Pineda. “We have a deep friendship that has taught me to be more mature,” she says.
On screen, she’s paired with Alden Richards in “Alakdana” then and in “My Beloved” now. Doesn’t Enzo somehow get jealous? “No, alam niya work lang yung love team namin ni Alden. Mas nagselos siya noon when I was linked to the son of a politician. Mas seloso talaga siya kaysa sa'kin.” She won’t reveal the identity of the guy. “Huwag na lang, hindi naman totoo, so there’s no need for him to get jealous.”
How does he feel that Enzo is now more daring, like doing butt exposure in “My Kontrabida Girl” and posing in his briefs for Bench? “Sa totoo lang, I didn’t notice his butt when I watched the movie. Ang napansin ko, yung kay Sef Cadayona kasi may plaster, kita agad. Nagpaalam naman si Enzo sa’kin when he did it, upon reading the script pa lang. As for the Bench pictorial, pinaghirapan niya talaga yung katawan niya roon with workout and diet.”
How about her, is she also ready to go sexy? “Ay, hindi. Siya na lang. He’s older than me naman.”
Is she joining “The Road” entourage when the movie premieres in Hollywood next month? “Hindi pa raw sure. But they told me to get a US visa na, just in case makasama nga ako. I really wish I’d be part of it as it’ll be my first trip to the U.S. and lalakad pa kami sa red carpet in Hollywood.”
In spite of her hectic showbiz sked, Louise continues with her college studies. She’ll be in her last year as a foreign service major at Lyceum. “I’ll be doing on the job training by next sem, so I’d be busier when classes start in June.”
She loves doing “My Beloved” as it made her closer to co-stars Jennica Garcia, Djanin Cruz and Saab Magalona. “We’re really good friends now and we really enjoy working together.”
