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Yayo and Melvin’s split: Not yet official

Hello Dolly - Dolly Anne Carvajal - The Philippine Star
Yayo and Melvin’s split: Not yet official
Actress Yayo Aguila wants to shield Melvin Viceral from public scrutiny as much as possible since he is not from showbiz. She would rather keep matters between them.
STAR / File

My “Sis” Yayo Aguila didn’t expect that being mum about Melvin Viceral in her recent TV interviews would fuel speculation and spark headlines about their break-up.

“I didn’t want to talk about Melvin while promoting my Cinemalaya movie,” she explained. “Whatever struggles we are going through, I would rather not publicize. It’s better that we deal with it privately. That’s why I got surprised na split-up namin ang news even if I didn’t exactly mention anything about it.”

Since Melvin is not from showbiz, Yayo wants to shield him from public scrutiny as much as possible. Living up to the title of her Cinemalaya film, “Tayo Lang Ang Nakakaalam,” Yayo would rather keep matters between them.

But as her “Sis,” I prodded Yayo to share even just a bit about the state of her heart.

“Melvin and I have not talked things over yet. I’m not closing my doors,” she revealed, “but as of now, I’m too busy with work to think about love.”

So, is it just “Time Out” or is it “Time’s UP” for Yayo and Melvin? But even if their relationship officially ends, it did not fail. That’s because they have become better persons after their journey together.

Yayo has been through hell and back in the name of love. Now, her heart is in limbo. Hopefully, paradise awaits.

(Aside from her movie, Yayo also stars in the series “Drug War: A Conspiracy of Silence.” It is streaming on Rein Entertainment’s YT channel with new episodes every Thursday at 8 p.m.)

‘Dating Alys Perez,’ headlined by Rabin Angeles, Angela Muji and Zeke Polina, takes the viewers on an emotional roller coaster. Brace your heart.

Mid-season of RabGel’s hit series

The tug-of-war between “past” and “present” intensifies as “Dating Alys Perez” reaches its mid-season. Viva One’s adaptation of Beeyotch’s hit Wattpad novel is headlined by Rabin Angeles, Angela Muji and Zeke Polina. Their love triangle in the series takes the viewers on an emotional roller coaster. Brace your heart.

Here are quotes from Rabin, Angela and Zeke:

Rabin: “My advice to Drake (the character I play) is to stay calm. So, many things have happened. So, it’s about time that he, Alys and Tripp have a heart-to-heart talk.”

Angela: “I believe in giving a second chance to an ex as long as I feel the sincerity of his repentance. Everyone makes mistakes. But no more third chance. So, he better not blow his second chance.”

Zeke: “I focus on my craft, I don’t let the pressure of replacing Dylan Menor get to me. I’ve embraced my role in the series. I relish the positive feedback from viewers.”

Angela: “My love language is giving. Rabin’s love language is touch. But we speak the same lingo. No more awkwardness between us at all.”

Rabin: “During our shoot, when Angela and I notice that one of us is losing grip of the character we portray, we pull each other back. We talk to each other in character.”

Angela: “I used to struggle in dramatic scenes. So, I worked to improve on it. It’s more than a job, it’s my responsibility to bring life to a character that is loved by many. So, I don’t want to let them down.”

Rabin: “Angela taught me to be more patient. She helps me improve my English.”

Angela: “Rabin has taught me by example how to get along with everyone on the set. He’s my happy pill. His positivity rubs off on me. I am shy by nature, so some people think I’m suplada. Rabin has helped me come out of my shell.”

New VMX releases

For only P169 a month, VMX lets you stream beyond your wildest dreams.

Turn up the heat with the special interest compilation, “Kiskisan/Dibdiban.” It dives into the platform’s archives to celebrate the most intense female-to-female scenes — a.k.a. “Girl Love” (GL). The curated spectacle is hosted by Apphle Celso and Christy Imperial. It highlights how the platform has pushed boundaries in storytelling, cementing its reputation as a pioneer in sex-positive Filipino cinema.

The stories feature Astrid Lee and Allison Ross as thrill-seeking besties whose beach getaway spirals into a dangerous game of deception and shocking revelations, as well as Shannon Sizon and Cheena Sizon exploring random connections and complicated relationships.

Get the feel of what it’s like to be caught between love, loyalty and the pressures that come with power and privilege.

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