The second Tatler Talks was hosted by Tatler Homes Philippines' editor, Stephanie Zubiri. The two women spoke of many things, touching first upon Bianca's illustrious career in the '90s. In a throwback video montage, Bianca can be seen walking down the runway or hosting TV shows as a fresh-faced youth. The mother of four had also previously been on three Tatler Philippines covers. Years later, not much has changed. She still looks as fresh as she did back then. She does mention though that she had almost forgotten that part of her life. "You know honestly, that really feels like a different life," she'd said. She reveals that she had decided to take a step back from the limelight when she got pregnant with her first child, who is now fourteen going on fifteen. 

"When I was pregnant with my [first] daughter, I really got into organic living," she says, steering the conversation toward her present endeavours, where she and her husband work as restauranteurs. The couple are the founders of The Wholesome Table, which now has five branches all around the Metro. Bianca mentions that when she and her family travel, they usually eat at restaurants like the one they've opened—so it was a nice opportunity to have brought that kind of menu to Manila, which has a growing interesting in healthy living and eating. 

"There is no way that I would start a business, or start anything if it didn't align with my philosophy," Bianca says. As a mother and wife, she advocates clean eating and healthy living, comparing it to her own childhood when she had less knowledge about all these sorts of things. She also mentions that it's a misconception when people think she's too strict with her diet. "I just avoid eating mammals," she says, but admits to eating seafood and chicken. Her children too are not deprived of treats, on occasion. They're allowed to eat cake and cotton candy and all that, just not too often.