Love wins for Boy Abunda and partner

Queer romance is never that easy as it is replete with so many challenges and mounting problems.

Boy Abunda and his partner Bong Quintana’s romance is no walk in the park. They did not waltz in the perfumed garden like royalties.

They were challenged early on in their romance that if they were not strong enough they would have parted ways.

An aspiring actor way back then, Quintana joined a workshop where he met Abunda who was working as a PR writer of a theater company. It was there where their romance started.

Quintana was working as an international flight and in one of his US trips, he met again a fellow workshopper. They bonded and were instantly enamored.

Abunda was furious when he learned about it. He asked Quintana to drop his work as flight attendant in an airline company, which he did.

But Abunda is no saint either. He had his own indiscretions, among them a showbiz playboy actor whom his staff fetches to meet him at their rendezvous. A gay theater actor whom he managed in the past and he introduces himself to campus heartthrobs and university hunks.

But amid all these sideline trysts, Abunda and Quintana remain so in love with each other for over four decades now.

As they say, love wins.

Fumiya Sankai and Kate Valdez confirm breakup

Former Pinoy Big Brother housemate Fumiya Sankai and Kate Valdez publicly announced their love for each other has gone kaput.

“Following considerable thought, we have mutually decided to go our separate ways. This decision was made with respect, understanding and care for one another,” the two shared in a statement.

Sankai and Valdez admitted that the breakup is necessary as it gives them the space to grow individually and to heal and be better individuals.

They met through a common friend became a couple sans traditional courtship explaining that it’s not part of Japanese culture. Sankai is part of Pinoy Big Brother: Otso.

Jerry Yan’s Chinese dreams on AllTV2

Asia’s Original Heartthrob Jerry Yan sweeps Pinoy fans off their feet once more as he returned with his Chinese drama Forbidden Flower, which premiered Monday, 9 February on Kapamilya Channel sa ALLTV2, iWant and A2Z.

A whirlwind of romance is shown as Jerry Yan stars alongside Asian superstar Xu Ruo Han in a story filled with love and hope.

Forbidden Flower follows the story of He Ran (Xu Ruo Han), a 20-year-old art teacher from a wealthy and conservative family. Her quiet life changed when she met Xiao Han (Jerry Yan), a skilled horticulturist with a complex past.

Despite their significant age difference, a deep and heartfelt romance blossoms, only to be challenged by He Ran’s critical illness. As they navigate life’s trials, they find comfort and strength in each other.