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Matteo Guidicelli: No engagement yet with Sarah Geronimo

By: - Reporter
/ 12:57 PM February 09, 2019

Matteo Guidicelli: No engagement yet with Sarah Geronimo

MATTEO Guidicelli and Sarah Geronimo both enjoy sports. photo: viva.com.ph

MANILA, Philippines — Actor Matteo Guidicelli denied rumors that he and his girlfriend Sarah Geronimo were already engaged.

This was the message implied by Guidicelli on Friday night after his contract signing with Viva Artists Agency, also the management of Sarah.

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According to the actor, it could not be denied that his relationship with the singer became matured after being together since 2014.

“We’ve been together for several years, and the relationship has matured, and I think it’s still maturing,” he said when asked by reporters on their future plans.

“It’s not yet perfect, and it’s never going to be perfect. But we’ve been learning so much from each other,” he added.

Nevertheless, when it comes to settling down, Guidicelli said that they still have to see when will that happen.

He also joked that the rumored engaged ring that Geronimo was wearing was “too small.”

“It’s too small. ‘Di joke lang. Wala pa, wala pa. Biro lang,” he said while laughing.

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Last Tuesday, Guidicelli showed his proud boyfriend moment after Geronimo performed in Abu Dhabi.

“Super proud of you love. By the way, perfect Italian!!” he said in an Instagram post. /jpv

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