Former celebrity couple Sharon Cuneta and Gabby Concepcion have officially announced their upcoming reunion as they prepare to hold the highly-anticipated concert, “Dear Heart, The Concert,” on October 27th. The news was revealed through respective Instagram posts by Cuneta and Concepcion on August 9th, featuring a captivating poster showcasing the veteran actors seated next to each other and the concert title prominently displayed above them. The concert will take place at the SM Mall of Asia Arena, with ticket sales starting on August 15th. Numerous celebrities, including Judy Ann Santos, Christine Bersola, Sherilyn Tan, and film director Mae Cruz-Alviar, expressed their excitement for the much-anticipated reunion of the beloved “ShaGab” tandem.
This impending reunion was initially teased by Cuneta and Concepcion on July 29th, as they released a video clip featuring silhouettes of a man and a woman standing together, accompanied by the instrumental version of Cuneta’s hit song, “Dear Heart.” The iconic love team between the two actors began after they starred together in the 1981 film, “Dear Heart.” Following the movie’s release, Cuneta and Concepcion tied the knot and welcomed their daughter KC a year later. Unfortunately, their marital bliss was short-lived, and they officially divorced in 1987. Presently, both screen veterans have moved on with their lives, with Cuneta being married to former senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan, and Concepcion finding happiness with Genevieve Gonzales.
In summary, fans of Sharon Cuneta and Gabby Concepcion can look forward to their much-anticipated reunion concert, “Dear Heart, The Concert,” where they will come together once again to relive the magic of their iconic love team.
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