Jessy Mendiola Reveals Near Breakup with Husband Luis Manzano

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Jessy Mendiola has admitted that she and her husband, Luis Manzano, almost broke up during the early stages of their marriage.

According to Mendiola, a serious argument arose between them shortly after they got married, revolving around some of Luis’ friends whom Jessy didn’t approve of.

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In a vlog posted by Jessy on September 8, 2024, where her husband Luis appeared as a guest, the couple played “Truth or Dare.” One of the questions Jessy answered was about the time they nearly separated.

She explained that after their wedding, she became wary of some of Luis’ friends, suspecting that their intentions toward him were not good. Jessy shared her concerns with her husband, but instead of siding with her, Luis prioritized his bond with his friends.

After a serious conversation, Jessy realized that Luis might not have been ready to start a family at the time, as he struggled to choose, prioritize, and stand up for her.

A few days later, Luis apologized to Jessy, having reflected on the situation. In the end, Jessy chose to stay with him because of her love, and now the couple shares a daughter named Peanut.

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