"Noong nasa Iloilo ako, nagkahiwalay kami [her boyfriend]. Parang cool-off kami habang nagsu-shooting ako [for Wanted: Border]. So, itinawid ko ang movie na kunwari wala akong nararamdaman, pero ang sakit-sakit. Tapos umuwi ako pero pinaglaban niya yun. He said sorry at sinabi ko, bumalik na ko sa asawa ko. Pero lumaban pa rin siya.

"Then nag-text siya na, 'Hey, today is the 15th of the month, it's our anniversary and I'm enjoying the day alone.' So sabi ko, 'Wanna go out?' Dinala ko siya sa Bellini's sa Shoe Expo sa Cubao. After nun, nakita niya bumalik na yung amor ko then after nun, sabi ko, 'Don't worry, kung mawawala ka, ikaw naman ang ipaglalaban ko.'"

Osang goes on to share the qualities that she likes about her fiancé.

"He's a Christian at napaka-prinsipyadong tao. He doesn't stay in the house. Pag sinasabi ko, dito ka na matulog, ayaw niya. May pride siya at may urbanidad. Saka siya lang kasi ang ino-oohan ng mga anak ko [Grace and Onyok]. They were rooting for this guy," says Osang with a smile.

How did they meet?

"Through a basketball player. Hindi natuloy ang blind date namin kasi nagsu-shooting kami noon ng Baklas [indie film that she starred in and co-directed with Neal Tan]. It was supposed to be his birthday, July 2, pero hindi ako nakarating. So ni-reset ang date namin at nag-click agad kami. It was love at first sight."

She reveals that they have been a couple since July 15, 2008. What did she like most about him?

"Tall, dark and handsome. And he loves his mother so much. Yun kasi ang basehan ko sa pagpili. Pag mahal na mahal niya ang ina niya, mamahalin din ako nang todo at maiintindihan niya ang pagiging nanay ko."

When do they plan to get married?

"Tinanong ko siya kung by Christmas tapos na yung mga papeles at sabi niya baka hindi. So tinanong ko, kung sa birthday ko? Tapos na tapos na yun. E, sa May [2010] ang birthday ko."