Confirmed! Regine Velasquez bids farewell to GMA network | Inquirer Entertainment

Confirmed! Regine Velasquez bids farewell to GMA network

/ 02:14 PM October 13, 2018

Image: Facebook/Regine Velasquez

Regine Velasquez has officially bade goodbye to GMA Network, an executive of the network affirmed Saturday.

 “After two decades, Regine Velasquez-Alcasid has officially said her goodbyes to the Kapuso Network,” GMA Network’s Senior Vice President and Entertainment Group Head Lilybeth Rasonable said in an official statement.

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The announcement came a day after ABS-CBN confirmed Friday that the Asia’s songbird is set to perform in the “ASAP Live in Sydney” on October 20.

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“We understand her decision to join her husband and we wish her well as she pursues other opportunities outside GMA Network,” Rasonable said. 

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(from left) Ogie Alcasid and Regine Velasquez Alcasid together with ABS-CBN Chief Operating Officer Cory Vidanes. Photo by Eric John Salut via Instagram

This development would probably conclude speculations about Velasquez’s rumored move to GMA’s rival network, ABS-CBN, albeit confirmation about the network switch from the singer herself has yet to happen.

Velasquez, however, attended the recent ABS-CBN Ball with her crooner-songwriter husband Ogie Alcasid, who became a Kapamilya in 2016. During the annual star-studded event,  Velasquez was photographed with ABS-CBN network’s bigwigs and artists. /kga

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