Statement of Tommy Esguerra about his past breakup with Miho Nishida
Ex-Pinoy Big Brother housemate Tommy Esguerra finally broke his silence on past breakup with Miho Nishida.
He and Miho knew each other inside the PBB house as they were housemates on the same season.
Their love story started to bloom through the course of the reality show until the season was finished.
Fans started to love when they were still inside the PBB house but it extended as their showbiz careers were launched.
Previously, Tommy Esguerra and Miho Nishida’s tandem is called, ToMiho.
However, their relationship reached to its end as they announced about their breakup through a joint statement from Star Magic.
The statement was released back in 2017 which ended their 2-year relationship, based on PUSH’s report.
For the longest time, Tommy refused to talk about it in spite of speculations surrounding their breakup.
On the other hand, during his recent guesting in Tonight With Boy Abunda to promote the movie Three Words To Forever, the actor has finally broken his silence.
Initially, he was asked about expectations of KathNiel fans, since he worked with Kathryn Bernardo in the movie, and he incidentally mentioned the name of Miho.
“I was really worried, just because, after the breakup with me and Miho, the feedback…” Tommy Esguerra said and was interrupted by Boy Abunda.
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That was the time the TV host asked the actor about their separation.
The actor said that he had been avoiding the question about it.
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“[In the] amount of time of our relationship, there was this so much stress and so much problems, especially with the fans and work getting involved that we weren’t so happy. And I don’t have so much good things to say about the unhappy times, and I don’t want to ruin the good times we had talking about the bad times. And because we’re already done, you know,” he said.
When asked if there was a third party in the relationship, Tommy Esguerra said that there was none.
Watch the interview.