Sarah Lahbati on moving to ABS-CBN: I’m open to opportunities

MANILA, Philippines – There’s no definite plan yet if Sarah Lahbati will move to ABS-CBN.

Few months ago, Sarah signed a contract with Viva which is now handling her career.

The reports about her move in the Kapamilya network started after she did a dance number in the Sunday noontime show “ASAP.”

READ: Is Sarah Lahbati moving to ABS-CBN?

“It was an amazing experience, it was my first time in ASAP,” she said about her performance in an interview aired in “Aquino and Abunda Tonight” on Friday.

As for the reports of moving to ABS-CBN, she replied, “anuman po ang opportunity na dumating, open-minded po ako na tanggapin ‘yon at mag-work.”

Sarah is currently seen in the reality show “It Takes Gutz to be a Gutierrez” which airs in E! Channel every Monday and in TFC on certain schedules.

The actress admitted that it takes a lot of guts to be with the Gutierrez’s.

“It’s a fun and crazy rollercoaster when you’re with them,” she explained. “It’s like there’s always a celebration, there’s always something going on. It could be drama, it could be something fun. So you really have to have guts to be with them.”

Sarah became part of the Gutierrez clan when she became Richard’s partner and eventually they had a child named Zion.

One thing she learned from the clan is having close family ties despite being a big family.

“Lumaki ako sa Switzerland na ako lang, my dad and my mom. So natututunan ko when they’re facing something, when they’re going through something kung paano sila makipag-deal sa situation na ‘yon,” she said. “Whatever they’re going through, tulungan sila all the time. They support each other no matter what.”

When asked about having kids again, Sarah replied, “not right now. Zion is growing up so fast but he’s only two. There’s a lot of things going on, ang bilis niyang lumaki and maraming natututunan.”

READ: Richard Gutierrez no plans of having another baby anytime soon

“I want to spend time with him and gusto ko i-enjoy ‘yong time with Zion,” she added.