LOOK: Maymay Entrata, Edward Barber see Norway’s Aurora Borealis
Maymay Entrata and Edward Barber jetted off to Norway to appear in an event for overseas Filipino workers and spend some quality time together.
Following their time at the Kapamilya Fiesta World event with Enchong Dee, Bea Alonzo and Piolo Pascual last Saturday, Oct. 5, the on-screen and real-life partners went on to explore the country.
The couple had the chance to see the famous Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) during their time together.
They also shared a sweet moment while viewing the famous sight, as per their Instagram posts last Tuesday, Oct. 8. Entrata sat atop Barber’s shoulders as they looked at the lights.
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“That photographer must be really good,” Kevin, Barber’s father, jested.
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Barber’s father accompanied the two on their trip, and has been open on social media about supporting his son’s career with Entrata.
Article continues after this advertisementMeanwhile, Barber described seeing the lights as item number three on his bucket list.
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Entrata and Barber also shared moments of them viewing the Aurora Borealis alone, as seen in their separate posts on Tuesday.
“So that’s what magic is,” Barber said.
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Entrata appeared speechless as she only used a crying emoji to describe the time she saw the lights.
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Barber poked fun at Entrata’s photo, saying he had to lie down on a pile of dog poop to capture the actress staring at the lights.
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The two actors’ latest project together was the TV drama series “Hiwaga ng Kambat”, where they both played leading roles. The show aired its final episode last Aug. 25. JB
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