DongYan trivia revealed during radio interview in Dubai

Fans of Kapuso Royal Couple Dingdong Dantes and Marian Rivera got a rare dose of trivia concerning their idols during TAG 91.1 FM’s interview with the Kapusong Pinoy sa Dubai headliners last November 5, 2014.

Dingdong, Marian, and Asia’s Pop Sweetheart Julie Anne San Jose were invited by TAG 91.1 FM, the first Filipino radio station in the UAE, to promote their concert that will take place on November 7, 2014 at Global Village, Dubai. Aside from inviting Filipinos in the UAE to join them on the day of the event, Dingdong and Marian gamely participated in a challenge that gauged how well the Primetime King and Queen knew each other.


Dingdong and Marian proved how compatible they were after providing similar answers to questions revolving around their life as a soon-to-be wed couple. When asked what Dingdong loves the most out of all the dishes Marian prepares for her beau, both responded with “Sinigang na Hipon” (shrimp in sour soup). Dingdong and Marian also revealed that their theme song is Kahit Maputi Na Ang Buhok Ko.

The Kapuso Primetime Royalty chose to hold back on the more intimate facts about their relationship. The two kept their anniversary date a “secret”, and said that they already forgot when they exchanged “I love you’s” for the first time.

Ardent supporters of Dingdong, Marian, and Julie Anne are in for a lot of fun and surprises that will all be unveiled during the “Royally Meant to Be” concert. One of the highlights of the show will include the Kapuso Primetime Queen herself dedicating a song or two to her beloved fans in the UAE. “Magla-live ako, kaya kailangan puntahan niyo ako dahil kakantahin ko ang mga paborito kong kanta ng Aegis, kaya abangan niyo ‘yan,” said the Marian star. — GMA International

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