Heart Evangelista‘s latest Reels song choice proves that everything works out, even between former lovers. It even resulted in a cute online interaction from her ex, Jericho Rosales!
Heart is on an OPM kick recently, using Filipino songs for her fashion week Reels. For her post featuring Schiaparelli at Paris Fashion Week, she chose the song “Pusong Ligaw.” ICYDK, the 2009 hit is a lovelorn anthem by her ex-boyfriend, Jericho. Last year, the Internet went down memory lane and found an old interview where Jericho revealed that the song was for his ex-girlfriend, Kristine Hermosa.
In a different interview unearthed by the Internet, Kristine admitted that Jericho was her first love. The two were a couple in the early 2000s and became even more popular with the success of Pangako Sa’Yo.
Jericho Reacted To Heart’s Post With ‘Pusong Ligaw’
Now that you have more context, you can understand how Heart’s song choice has layers. Jericho’s reaction? Laughter and clap emojis!
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Aww, isn’t that cute?
Looking Back At Echo And Love Marie
Quick refresher: Heart and Jericho dated from 2006 to 2008. A headlining split rocked the showbiz world when Heart accused Jericho of being unfaithful. As time went on, Heart admitted that her suspicions were unfounded. Sightings of the two since their split caused fanfare and fueled so many theories as the years went on.
In 2014, Jericho married Kim Jones. A year later, Heart married Senator Chiz Escudero. Both Jericho and Heart are now enjoying new chapters in their relationships. Heart and Sen. Chiz celebrated their ninth marriage anniversary through a lavish vow renewal ceremony earlier this year. Jericho, on the other hand, is making everyone *kilig* with his relationship with Janine Gutierrez, following an amicable split from Kim.
After all the controversy, speculation, and years in between, it’s clear that Jericho and Heart are still on good terms. They can look back at past love with fond memories, and move forward with a tongue-in-cheek approach. That’s that on healthy healing!
