Andi Eigenmann reveals the one regret that still haunts her despite dream life in Siargao

By Neil Ramos

Published Jul 21, 2026 09:18 am

At A Glance

• Despite finding happiness in Siargao, Andi Eigenmann admits her biggest regret is that her late parents, Jaclyn Jose and Mark Gil, never got to see the life she built.

From the outside looking in, Andi Eigenmann appears to have found the life she had always wanted.

After leaving showbiz, the actress embraced a quieter life in Siargao, where she now raises her family with fiancé Philmar Alipayo.

Her social media has long reflected a life centered on nature, motherhood, and peace, leading many to admire the fresh start she created away from the spotlight.

But behind that seemingly idyllic life is a heartbreak that continues to weigh heavily on her.  

In an emotional interview with Karen Davila, Andi admitted that her biggest regret as a daughter is that her late parents, Mark Gil and Jaclyn Jose, never got to see how much she had changed or witness the life she built for herself in Siargao.

"It's been a struggle, of course. I feel like I am always able to talk about my life here or my island life as though it's such a perfect and happy life.

"It is, I am happy, I am content but there's now that big hole that can never be patched up because of the fact that my mom and my dad never got to see this life, and it's been really hard for me."

Mark passed away in 2014 at the age of 52, while Jaclyn died in 2024 at 60.  

For Andi, the pain goes beyond losing both parents. It is knowing they were never able to witness the chapter where she finally found contentment and a deeper sense of purpose.

She also opened up about her complicated relationship with showbiz following the deaths of her parents, both respected figures in the entertainment industry.

"I feel like my connection to showbiz as someone who is not in it anymore, it's always going to be them and agreeing to interviews like this will always for me get there at some point because you know I'm supposed to be their legacy.

"And sometimes I question myself, should I keep going so that I could uphold their name? Give it life even long after they're gone, but at the same time I tell myself that's not the only way for me to give their names justice."

While Andi has chosen a different path from her parents, she hopes the life she has built is enough to make them proud.

"My mindset is just I hope that they can see me flourishing in this life and that it's who they are as authentic as strong people that inspired me to do the same and somehow it gets easier.

"But I miss them and I feel like me living here on an island, being who I am, finally finding myself and being secure in this, I hope that I am making my dad happy.

"I can't help but imagine him coming here, wanting to go fishing with (Philmar) and trying out surfing. And my mom, you know, staying here in Maison Bukana 'cause she's glamorous."

As she reflected on everything she has accomplished since leaving the entertainment industry, one thought continued to bring her to tears.

"I'm sad they never got to this point, that they never got to visit me here or see this life that I've built for myself, but I sure hope they're proud."

Despite the peace she has found in Siargao, Andi admitted there is one part of her happiness that will always feel incomplete. For her, the greatest loss is that the two people who knew her before anyone else never got the chance to see the woman she eventually became.

Did BLACKPINK's Jennie soft-launch a romance? Instagram post sparks speculation

 

By Neil Ramos

Published Jul 19, 2026 04:49 pm

BLACKPINK member Jennie has sparked online speculation after sharing an Instagram Story featuring herself leaning on the shoulder of an unidentified man, prompting fans to wonder whether the K-pop star was subtly introducing a romantic partner.

The photo, posted on July 19, shows Jennie smiling while resting her head on the man's shoulder. His face was concealed with a white heart emoji, leaving his identity unknown.

The post quickly circulated across social media, with some fans describing it as a possible "soft launch," a popular internet term for subtly revealing a romantic relationship without making an official announcement.

Jennie has not commented on the speculation or identified the person in the photo.

Dating rumors involving K-pop idols often attract widespread attention because South Korea's entertainment industry has traditionally kept artists' personal lives private, with many agencies declining to confirm or deny reports unless necessary.

Over the years, Jennie has been linked to several high-profile names, including BIGBANG's G-Dragon and BTS member V. Neither relationship was publicly confirmed by Jennie.

The Instagram Story comes as Jennie remains active with both BLACKPINK and her solo career.

BLACKPINK recently returned with the "Deadline" EP and is currently on its "Deadline" world tour, which included stops in the Philippines earlier this year.

Jennie also continues to promote her solo music following the release of her album "Ruby," which features tracks including "Like Jennie," "Love Hangover," and "Handlebars."

Gwendoline Meliz Soriano, Sasha-Juli Belle Lacuna crowned Binibining Pilipinas 2026 queens

By Neil Ramos

Published Jul 19, 2026 12:23 am

At A Glance

• Baguio City's Gwendoline Meliz Soriano and Tarlac's Sasha-Juli Belle Lacuna emerged victorious at the Binibining Pilipinas 2026 coronation night, winning the International and Globe crowns, respectively.

Baguio City's Gwendoline Meliz Soriano and Tarlac's Sasha-Juli Belle Lacuna emerged as the country's newest beauty queens after capturing the top titles at the Binibining Pilipinas 2026 coronation night held at the Smart Araneta Coliseum on Saturday, July 18.

Soriano was crowned Binibining Pilipinas International 2026, succeeding Katrina Anne Johnson. She will represent the Philippines at the Miss International pageant next year.

Meanwhile, Lacuna was named Binibining Pilipinas Globe 2026, taking over the title from Annabelle McDonnell.   

Completing the winners' circle were Julianne Raine Antonio of Dumaguete, who was named first runner-up, and Tracy Mae Sunio of Bacolod, who finished as second runner-up.

The four finalists advanced to the last stage of the competition after surviving the Top 12 and two rounds of question-and-answer segments, where they tackled topics ranging from personal growth and women's empowerment to artificial intelligence and the role of pageantry in today's society.

Soriano impressed the judges with a heartfelt answer about trusting God's plan and embracing failures as stepping stones to success.

Lacuna, meanwhile, stood out after speaking about empathy as the one human quality that artificial intelligence can never replace, saying genuine compassion remains at the heart of public service and community building.

Soriano entered the final round as one of the night's strongest contenders after sweeping several special awards. She won Best in Swimsuit, Best in Evening Gown, Binibining Philippine Airlines, Binibining Urban Smiles, and Miss SnowCaps Radiance, making her one of the most decorated candidates of the competition.  

The pageant also introduced Binibining Tourism as a new special award, with Pauline Thea Ann Ibuyan of Aklan becoming its inaugural recipient.

Other special awardees included Georgette Nicole Coronacion of Carmona, Cavite as Binibining Friendship, Zilanni Eve Rojas of Zamboanga City as Face of Binibini, Samantha Marie Zabarte of Dasmariñas as Manila Bulletin Readers' Choice, Jarina Sandhu of Cauayan City, Isabela as Binibining The MedClub, and Anne Klein Castro of Pampanga as Nustar Online Binibini.

Five candidates were likewise recognized in the Best in National Costume competition: Mylene Manschus of Tanza, Cavite; Ain Niqyla Abad of San Jose, Occidental Mindoro; Samantha Marie Zabarte of Dasmariñas; Iris Oresca of the Bicol Region; and Patricia Lynn Beerda of Iloilo.

Finding their voice far from home: Two Filipina artists making music in Toronto

By Neil Ramos

Published Jul 14, 2026 04:15 pm

Whether in healthcare, hospitality, sports, business, or the arts, Filipinos continue to leave their mark around the world while carrying with them a deep sense of home.

In Canada, where one of the largest Filipino communities outside the Philippines has flourished, a new generation of artists is beginning to tell stories shaped by two worlds.

Among them are two young Filipina musicians from Cagayan now based in Toronto: NIYA and Shayne Carmel.   

Though still at the beginning of their careers, both artists are carving out distinct musical identities while proudly embracing their Filipino roots. Their latest releases may tackle different themes, but together they reflect the perspectives of young women navigating life, identity, and creativity far from the country where their stories began.

For NIYA, songwriting has always been deeply personal.

The emerging singer-songwriter describes herself as an artist guided more by feeling than certainty, creating songs from emotions, fleeting thoughts, and melodies before they take full form. Drawing inspiration from contemporary R&B, alternative pop, and atmospheric sounds, she has developed a style rooted in introspection rather than convention.

Her newest single, "Siya Na," grew out of experiences during her freshman year in university while taking Gender and Women's Studies.  

Confronted with discussions about patriarchy and sexism, NIYA began reflecting on her own experiences and those of the women closest to her. Those realizations eventually became the foundation of the song.

Instead of dwelling on frustration, "Siya Na" channels that emotion into empowerment.

The track encourages women to reject limitations imposed by society and embrace their strength, individuality, and voice. More than a personal statement, it becomes a reminder that resilience can emerge from difficult conversations.

While NIYA turns inward for inspiration, fellow Cagayana artist Shayne Carmel finds beauty in life's quieter contradictions.

Also based in Toronto, Shayne blends bedroom pop, indie pop, city pop, R&B, and hip-hop into a sound that reflects her wide-ranging musical influences. Once shy, she has steadily grown into a confident performer, bringing warmth and authenticity to every performance.

Her latest single, "Rain," captures an emotion familiar to many.  

Built around contemporary R&B with lo-fi textures and soulful pop influences, the song explores the curious feeling of finding comfort in something often associated with sadness. Through smooth vocals and reflective lyrics, Shayne transforms rainy weather into a metaphor for the emotional contradictions people experience every day.

Rather than portraying sadness as something to escape, "Rain" suggests that even life's gray moments can offer peace, nostalgia, and healing.

For both artists, music has become a way of making sense of their experiences while living thousands of kilometers from the Philippines.

'OPM Con Generations 2026': SB19, Ben&Ben and more show how far OPM has come

By Neil Ramos

Published Jul 12, 2026 11:22 am | Updated Jul 12, 2026 04:53 pm

At A Glance

• "Puregold OPM Con Generations 2026" at the Smart Araneta Coliseum brought together SB19, Ben&Ben, Alamat and more, reflecting OPM's expanding reach.

"OPM Con Generations 2026" promised a meeting of artists from different corners of Original Pilipino Music. Curious to see how that idea would play out, we joined the thousands who packed the Smart Araneta Coliseum on July 11.

We were not there as devoted followers of any one act. Like many from an older generation, we came simply to see what "Generations" meant in today's OPM landscape.

The answer came not from any single performance but from the audience itself.  

Parents sat beside teenagers. Friends arrived wearing the colors and symbols of their favorite groups. Light sticks filled the arena while phones were raised throughout the night. Different fandoms shared the same space, and when a familiar song began, age and musical preference seemed to matter less.

That, more than anything, became the defining image of the evening.

Alamat opened the show with The Dawn frontman Jett Pangan joining them for the OPM classic "Salamat." It was an early example of the concert's theme, with artists from different generations sharing the stage.

XONARA followed with "Tabi." Not being familiar with the group beforehand, we found ourselves watching the crowd as much as the performance. One member, Eurekah, appeared to have a particularly strong following, with fans repeatedly calling her name between songs. The cheers grew louder when the group announced that a new album would be released this August.

KAIA came next in coordinated outfits that prompted one concertgoer near us to describe their look as having "fairy vibes." Comparisons with BINI may continue online, but inside Araneta those discussions seemed secondary. The audience responded warmly, especially when Sam Concepcion joined the group for "Walkie Talkie." Several fans nearby also noticed that the singer appeared noticeably more muscular than they remembered.

G22 continued the showcase of rising female acts and earned appreciative reactions from the audience around us.

"Ang gaganda nila," one woman said.

"Their harmonies are fine, too," her companion added.

SunKissed Lola, joined by rapper Kiyo, demonstrated how quickly their songs have become part of the listening habits of Filipino audiences. The band barely needed to carry some choruses themselves as fans across the arena sang along.

Flow G brought a different kind of spectacle, arriving beside a customized car before launching into "Dripstar" and "Rapstar."

Introducing "Lokal," he said it was a song every Filipino could relate to and currently his favorite to perform. He later surprised the audience by joining Chito Miranda for an acoustic version of "Harana," showing another side of his artistry.

Skusta Clee kept the energy moving with guest appearances from Yuri Dope and South Border's Jay Durias before later sharing the stage with Flow G. During one moment between songs, he told the audience, "Masaya na ako." He didn't have to elaborate. The response from the crowd showed that the feeling was shared.   

Then came Ben&Ben, whose set produced some of the evening's loudest reactions.

From the opening notes of "Araw-araw," the audience immediately joined in, singing through "Sunrise," "Lifetime," a refreshed version of "Leaves," "Paninindigan Kita," and "Sarangola."

Their performance with Armi Millare of Up Dharma Down's "Tadhana" became one of the night's most memorable collaborations.

A concertgoer seated beside us offered a simple observation.

"Yung mga sigaw ng fans, alam mong sila talaga pinunta nila."

Whether that was literally the case for everyone in the arena is impossible to know, but Ben&Ben clearly drew a crowd that knew every word.

Closing the evening was SB19, whose appearance highlighted how far Filipino artists have traveled beyond local stages.

The group acknowledged their recent appearance at Lollapalooza before launching into "GENTO," followed by "EMOJI," "Memories," "Wakas," "DRIP," and "Visa."

The biggest reaction came when Bamboo joined them for "Tatsulok." It was a collaboration that perfectly suited the theme of the night, bringing together artists associated with different periods of Filipino music while showing that their audiences could meet in the middle.

By then, the meaning behind the word "Generations" had become clear. The concert was not simply about older artists passing the torch to younger performers. It reflected an OPM scene that has expanded across genres, from P-pop and folk-pop to hip-hop, alternative music and contemporary pop.

It was also reflected in the crowd.

Fans who came for, say, Flow G, stayed for Ben&Ben. Rappers to pop rockers. Younger listeners embraced songs that predated them. Older concertgoers found themselves watching artists who represent a new chapter in Filipino music.

For organizer Puregold, that sense of connection was at the heart of the event.

"The Big Dome has long been a home to some of OPM's most iconic acts and unforgettable performances, and seeing it come alive once again for Filipino music is something Puregold will always be proud of," said Ivy Hayagan-Piedad, Senior Marketing Manager of Puregold Price Club Inc.

Three editions in, OPM Con has become a gathering point for artists at different stages of their careers and audiences with different musical tastes.

Bela Padilla's 'Blood vs. Duty' exit raises fresh questions after weeks of speculation

 

By Neil Ramos

Published Jul 10, 2026 07:31 pm

Bela Padilla's departure from "Blood vs. Duty" has become official, but for many viewers, the biggest question isn't how her character died. It's whether her exit has anything to do with the controversy that has followed the actress for weeks.

Padilla's character, Agent Lara Angeles, met her end in the latest episode after being fatally shot by Felix, played by Baron Geisler. The dramatic scene also marked the actress' final appearance in the action series, bringing one of its major story arcs to a close.

On its own, the exit could easily be seen as a creative decision. But it comes after weeks of online speculation fueled by claims that Padilla had allegedly become difficult to work with during production.  

The rumors first surfaced in May after entertainment vlogger Ogie Diaz, citing an unnamed source, claimed there had been concerns behind the scenes about the actress' conduct on set. The allegations quickly spread across social media, prompting debate among fans and entertainment observers.

Neither Padilla nor the show's producers publicly confirmed the claims, and no evidence has emerged to substantiate the allegations.

It is as such that her character's sudden exit has once again become a talking point online, with some netizens wondering whether the two developments are connected.

The production, however, appears to be sending a different message.

ABS-CBN Entertainment tops 55 Million YouTube subscribers, extends digital reach

By Neil Ramos

Published Jul 10, 2026 02:18 pm

At A Glance

• ABS-CBN Entertainment has surpassed 55 million YouTube subscribers, cementing its position as Southeast Asia's most-subscribed media and entertainment channel as audiences continue to support its digital content.

ABS-CBN Entertainment has surpassed 55 million subscribers on YouTube, extending its lead as Southeast Asia's most-subscribed media and entertainment channel on the video-sharing platform.

As of July 3, the channel has accumulated 76 billion lifetime views, according to data from Tubular and YouTube Analytics.

The milestone highlights how audiences have continued to follow ABS-CBN's programs online, helping the company build one of the region's largest entertainment channels on YouTube despite no longer operating a free-to-air television network.   

Among the programs available on the platform are the primetime series "Coco Martin's Sigabo," "Blood vs Duty," and "The Alibi: Ang Buong Katotohanan," along with "It's Showtime," "ASAP XP," "TV Patrol," "Kapamilya Deal or No Deal," and "Everybody Sing."

The network has also expanded its lineup of digital-first offerings through YouTube-exclusive programs such as the celebrity podcast "Hot Takes," Melai Cantiveros' Bisaya talk show "Kuan on One," and "The Next Big Band," ABS-CBN's first music docu-reality series produced exclusively for YouTube.

The latest milestone reflects the continued support of viewers for ABS-CBN's programs, allowing the company to reach new heights on digital platforms years after losing its broadcast franchise.

 

By Neil Ramos

Published Jul 9, 2026 06:54 pm

For generations of Filipinos, few karaoke moments have been as unforgettable as someone passionately belting out "Total Eclipse of the Heart."

Whether performed at family reunions, birthday parties, neighborhood gatherings, or late-night videoke sessions, Bonnie Tyler's timeless power ballad became more than just an international hit—it became part of the soundtrack of countless Filipino celebrations.

On Thursday, fans around the world mourned the loss of the legendary Welsh singer, who died on July 8 in Faro, Portugal.

Her family announced the news through social media.

"Bonnie's family and team are heartbroken to announce that Bonnie unexpectedly passed away last night in hospital in Portugal as a result of the illness that she was being treated for.

"We will issue a further statement shortly but for now ask for privacy to deal with this tragedy."

Tyler had been battling serious health complications in recent months.

In May, reports emerged that she had undergone emergency intestinal surgery and was in critical condition at a hospital in Faro. Her family later shared that she was no longer in a coma but remained in intensive care as supporters from around the world continued to send prayers and well wishes.

She celebrated her 75th birthday on June 8 from her hospital bed.

Born Gaynor Hopkins in Swansea, South Wales, Tyler was discovered while performing in a nightclub before rising to international fame with her unmistakable raspy voice.

She would go on to record some of the biggest anthems of the 1980s, including "Total Eclipse of the Heart," "Holding Out for a Hero," and "It's a Heartache."

Among them, "Total Eclipse of the Heart" found an especially enduring home in the Philippines.

For many Filipinos, Bonnie Tyler wasn't just a global music icon. She was the voice behind one of the songs that brought families and friends together around a microphone.

Tyler is survived by her husband, Robert Sullivan, whom she married in 1973. The couple had no children.

Though her powerful voice has fallen silent, it is unlikely that "Total Eclipse of the Heart" ever will.

Long after the lights dim on stages around the world, her music will continue to echo through karaoke machines, reminding generations of listeners why her voice remains one of the most unforgettable in pop music history.

Bonnie Bailey takes Titos and Titas back to Boracay of old with new rendition of 'Ever After'

By Neil Ramos

Published Jul 2, 2026 07:13 pm

For many Pinoys who spent their younger years dancing until sunrise in Boracay, hearing the opening notes of Bonnie Bailey's "Ever After" is enough to bring back memories of the island's legendary beach parties.

That wave of nostalgia washed over fans once again when the British singer-songwriter performed the dance classic aboard the Wish 107.5 Bus. The performance has since garnered more than 38,000 views and over 2,600 likes on YouTube, with many viewers reliving the soundtrack of their party years.

For Titos and Titas who packed Boracay's beachfront bars, open-air raves, and clubs in the mid-2000s, Bailey's performance felt like stepping back in time.

The comments section said as much.

"This song brings me back to the old Boracay," one viewer wrote.

"Our generation will never forget this anthem," another commented.

Others welcomed Bailey back to the Philippines, with one fan writing, "Still gives me goosebumps after all these years."  

Released in the mid-2000s, "Ever After" became an unofficial anthem of Boracay's nightlife. Whether at a beachfront bar, a sunset party, or a packed club, the song was almost always part of the night's soundtrack.

Its enduring popularity eventually earned Bailey the affectionate nickname "Patron Saint of Boracay"—not an official title, but one bestowed by Filipino DJs, clubbers, and partygoers who came to associate "Ever After" with the island's golden era of nightlife.

Bailey has embraced the connection over the years, returning to the Philippines several times to perform. She has often spoken about her fondness for the country, its beaches, and its fans, even calling the Philippines her "home away from home."

White Party Manila returns with renewed purpose in pride-powered comeback

By Neil Ramos

Published Jun 28, 2026 01:47 pm

At A Glance

• White Party Manila makes a dazzling return for Pride Month 2026 with Vice Ganda, celebrity guests, performances, fashion, and a meaningful LGBTQIA+ community donation.     The return of White Party Manila became one of the biggest highlights of Pride Month 2026, as the iconic LGBTQIA+ celebration transformed the World Trade Center in Pasay City into a dazzling showcase of love, acceptance, creativity, and community.

After more than a decade away from the spotlight, the much-awaited comeback drew thousands of proud members of the LGBTQIA+ community, allies, celebrities, performers, and fashion personalities for a night filled with music, glamour, self-expression, and purpose.

The celebration lasted until the early hours of the morning, proving that White Party Manila remains more than just an event. It is a vibrant movement that honors identity, inclusivity, and the power of coming together.  

One of the biggest moments of the evening was the arrival of Vice Ganda, the Phenomenal Box-Office Star who once again proved why he remains one of the most influential figures in Philippine entertainment.

Known for his blockbuster films and long-running television presence, Vice Ganda stole the spotlight with a show-stopping all-white ensemble that became one of the most talked-about fashion moments of the night.

The award-winning comedian and host also took the stage to celebrate the LGBTQIA+ community and recognize the allies who continue to stand with the movement.

His presence carried special significance as he became the face of White Party Manila’s revival, representing visibility, pride, and the celebration of authentic selves.  

White Party Manila’s comeback attracted some of the country’s biggest entertainment names, turning the celebration into a gathering of cultural icons, performers, and proud supporters of the LGBTQIA+ community.

Among the personalities seen at the event were Mayor Isko Moreno, who attended as an ally; OPM icon Ice Seguerra with wife Liza Diño; comedian and host John Lapus; television personality Joey Mead-King; actor Martin del Rosario; and veteran actress Yayo Aguila, among many others.

The stage also came alive with performances from OPM artists including Maki, Gloc-9, Marina Summers, Maxie Anderson, Ben&Ben, and the legendary SexBomb Girls led by Rochelle Pangilinan.

The SexBomb Girls were also honored as the “Gay Icon of the Year” during the historic return of White Party Manila.

Beyond music and performances, White Party Manila became a celebration of style as celebrities embraced the all-white theme with unforgettable looks.

The fashion showcase featured Janella Salvador, Mimiyuuuh, Chie Filomeno, Alex Diaz, Kirk Bondad, Ron Angeles, and Teejay Marquez.   

The runway moments captured the true essence of Pride, confidence, freedom, and the celebration of individuality.

The biggest highlight of the evening was the event’s commitment to making a difference.

Vice Ganda and Mentorque Productions officially turned over a ₱1 million donation to LoveYourself PH.

The contribution came from funds raised during the celebration, with Mentorque adding support to complete the one-million-peso donation.

Mentorque CEO Brian Dy shared:

“Having Vice as the face of this year’s comeback feels more meaningful, especially as we reignite the spirit of Pride through celebration, community, and purpose while delivering a Pride night to remember.”

With its unforgettable performances, dazzling fashion moments, celebrity presence, and meaningful advocacy, White Party Manila’s 2026 comeback became a defining Pride Month celebration, proving that love, unity, and self-expression will always have a place under the spotlight.

Celeste Cortesi, Jonathan Sterling answer breakup buzz with romantic posts

By Neil Ramos

Published Jun 28, 2026 01:36 pm

At A Glance

• Celeste Cortesi and Jonathan Sterling dismiss breakup rumors through sweet Instagram posts after third-party allegations involving Bianca Manalo were denied.

Miss Universe Philippines 2022 Celeste Cortesi and her partner, British tech millionaire and philanthropist Jonathan Sterling, put an end to persistent breakup rumors by sharing affectionate posts that leave little doubt about the status of their relationship. 

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After weeks of malicious speculation alleging that the couple had split because of a supposed third party, Celeste and Jonathan took to Instagram to remind followers that they remain happily together.

On Thursday, June 26, Celeste uploaded an Instagram Story featuring a collage of sweet moments with Jonathan. Although she did not include a caption, the cozy snapshots spoke volumes, showing the couple enjoying each other's company despite the controversy surrounding them.   

Jonathan later reposted Celeste's Story and accompanied it with a heartfelt declaration that immediately caught the attention of fans.

"The love of my life. Don't let her know, it'll go to her head."

The caption, as with the collage, quickly circulated online, with many netizens interpreting it as the couple's clearest response yet to rumors questioning the stability of their relationship.

The controversy began after an online report claimed that Celeste and Jonathan had allegedly gone their separate ways because of an unnamed third party.

Beauty queen-actress Bianca Manalo was later dragged into the issue after being identified in circulating reports as the supposed reason behind the alleged split. 

However, Bianca's management team at Sparkle immediately denied the allegations.

In an official statement released on June 12, Sparkle GMA Artist Center categorically rejected claims linking Bianca to the rumored breakup, stressing that the accusations had no factual basis.

This is not the first time Celeste has addressed the issue.

As early as June 13, the beauty queen assured the public that everything was fine between her and Jonathan. She also appealed for people to stop spreading baseless rumors, especially since she is currently pregnant with their first child.

She accompanied that statement with a photo of herself and Jonathan smiling and giving a thumbs-up to the camera.