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Vina Morales prays for her future husband
Manila Bulletin
|August 29, 2025
Actress and singer Vina Morales has shared insights about her personal life, revealing that she prays every night for her future husband.
At the Star Magic Spotlight press conference held at Coffee Project in Quezon City on Aug. 26, Vina shared that although she is currently single and busy, she longs for a husband with whom she can share her thoughts and confide when she needs support.
"I have to be honest. I've always been open to dating someone. I want to meet someone," said Vina.
She added, "But it just so happened hindi talaga nagwo-workout. Kaya ako ayokong pilitin ang isang bagay na hindi para sa akin. Kung ipipilit ko na maging kami, ako lang ang mahihirapan. (But it just so happened that it didn't really work out. That's why I don't want to force something that's not for me. If I force it to be us, I'll be in trouble.)
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