Gerald Anderson shared what keeps him busy
Kapamilya actor Gerald Anderson said that he is now focused on his business, and setting aside his love life.
While Gerald considers camping to be an ideal date, looking for a romantic partner takes a backseat to his current commitments.
The actor-entrepreneur is currently focusing on his acting projects, business ventures, and West Philippine Sea advocacy, choosing instead to let love come naturally.
Based on the article in The Philippine Star, Gerald was asked in a recent interview if he is ready to fall in love again. To recall, his last publicly known relationship was with actress Julia Barretto.
“Let’s see. That will come anyway, just like anything else — manifestation, ‘right? You have to manifest,” Gerald Anderson said.
As a true nature lover, the 37-year-old actor suggested an outdoor date because it puts people to the test. He noted that stepping out of your comfort zone and facing a bit of a challenge is the perfect way to see someone’s true character.
However, he stressed that being with someone is not his top priority. “Right now, (I’m) manifesting more about the West Philippine Sea, about business, about career. And then, that one will come. Darating naman ’yan,’ We also don’t want to be unfair (and) rush it,” Gerald stressed.
Even though Gerald is super hands-on with his two Zambales resorts, he made it clear that acting is still his day job. Because showbiz keeps him busy, he makes sure to surround himself with a great team to help run his businesses.
With his love for nature, the actor is happy that he gets to do his most loved outdoor activities. He loves the beach, and he also enjoys camping.
Initially, Gerald bought the property with the intention to use it privatelt. However, eventually, he realized that it would be nice to share this with the public. Currently, his two properties target distinct audiences: beach enthusiasts and mountain lovers. He is also looking forward to having future expansions.
This venture inspired Gerald Anderson to find ways to make the great outdoors more accessible and appealing to those who shy away from traditional camping.