Camille Prats and Suzi Entrata-Abrera are ‘Mars forever’ direct line conversations

If there’s such a thing as forever, then the friendship of Camille Prats and Suzi Entrata-Abrera can aptly be described as “Mars forever” with their genuine bond that goes beyond the now-defunct GMA show “Mars” that they used to host.

Neither of the two denied they missed “Mars.” And who wouldn’t when everyone was treated like family? Camille, Suzi, and the show’s production staff were together for seven years.

“We, the people in the studio, kami-kami ang magkakasama, we became family. We were doing the show for seven long years and it added to (another) three years with ‘Mars Pa More,’” ruminated Camille of the happy times in the show. She and Suzi have known each other way before “Mars.”

What Suzi misses the most is seeing Camille regularly in the studio. “And I think every episode also because it’s different every day. May mga favorite episode at may tumatak na rin sa amin,” said she.

“When we first started doing ‘Mars,’ lagi kaming may sore throat ni Camille kasi sa sobrang excitement namin, pasigaw kami lahat all the time. There was too much excitement in each segment every day — we had workouts, we had cooking sessions, aside of course, from the interesting topics in the show,” remarked Suzi.

Speaking of workouts, Camille and Suzi are gym buddies who devote time to daily workouts to stay physically fit and active and keep updated with the goings-on of their respective lives as dutiful moms and loving wives off-cam and celebrities on-cam.

“After her morning show (‘Unang Hirit’), we will go straight to work out and then we’ll have brunch that would last us about one hour or two,” said Camille who does Barre 3 (a combination of three fitness disciplines namely, yoga, pilates, and ballet barre) with Suzi. “When we’re together, it would last us hours in talking and eating,” she laughingly added.

“Yeah, matagal. After a workout, we eat. ‘Yung workout ina-advance na namin ‘yung burning of calories,” quipped Suzi.

Camille has learned from Suzi to eat anything in moderation. “When you deprive yourself of something or what you want to eat, you’ll end up eating too much once you crave for something,” the former explained.

Suzi would resort to self-talk whenever she