Jericho Rosales, Nagsalita Kung Bakit Hindi Pa Sila Nagkakaanak Ng Partner Na Si Kim Jones.

There a lot of reasons why a couple decides not to have a baby after marriage or years after that. While many people questioning many couples why is that, we could settle on the fact that it's their decision and no matter what reasons they may have, we should respect it. With that in mind, netizens and fans couldn't stop asking why actor Jericho Rosales and wife Kim Jones doesn't have kids yet.

Plans on having a baby are the first question young married couple received and though it sounds offensive, people can't really stop themselves but to ask. In an interview with on the set of his new film, Make You Feel, the 39-years-old actor speaks about the reason why he and his wife Kim still didn't have a baby.

"She has dreams. I have dreams. We both wanna focus on our goals muna. Because having a baby just because tradition or culture says kailangan magka-baby na kayo, ang daming ano nun…[sic.] What if you’re not ready? Mahihirapan yung bata. Look at how many kids are there na walang mga magulang, di ba?" he said.

"Parang, don't ask questions like that because you don't know, for other couples, kung anong reason nila."

The Echo and Kim revealed that they are not yet ready on adding their family anytime soon. For almost being together for 4 years, the celebrity couple still wants to focus on their respective life goals and careers before having a baby.

The actor also emphasizes the importance of complete preparation such as mental and emotional readiness and the most important aspect, financial stability.

“What if you’re not ready? Mahihirapan yung bata. Look at how many kids are there na walang mga magulang, di ba? I’m not saying na pababayaan namin… But we’re just very, very careful, and we care about the future.”

“Because having a baby just because tradition or culture says kailangan magka-baby na kayo, ang daming ano nun… But don’t force things para walang complication.”

The "Halik" lead star also shared important advice he received from a friend.

"But for us, I learned this from a friend, ‘You know, when you get married, yeah, you become one. But it doesn’t mean that you lose your dreams, you drop your goals.’ Hindi, e. May kanya-kanya pa rin kayong journey, individual journey, and then you support each other. If this one is going that way, suportahan mo. Kung sabay kayo, e, di great. [But if] one is going down, iangat mo."

"Ako, 'pag medyo relax na ako, okay na, game! Siya rin, game. Happiness! But don't force things para walang complication," he added.