If not for the pandemic, Angel Locsin says she could have been wed now

MANILA, Philippines — Adding to the list of events that the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has interrupted, celebrity and women’s rights advocate Angel Locsin shared that she would have been wed on Sunday, November 8, if not for the health crisis.

Locsin shared on her Instagram page that she and fiance Neil Arce have planned to tie the knot on the said date. However, the pandemic had other plans.

“So, we were supposed to get married today Nov 8, 2020,” she said, including a ring emoji to caption a photo of her and Arce.

“How about you guys? Did you have plans this year that got moved? Can’t wait a few more months,” she added.

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So, we were supposed to get married today 😁 Nov 8, 2020 💍 how about you guys? Did you have plans this year that got moved? Can’t wait a few more months 👰🏻🤵🏻

A post shared by Angel Locsin (@therealangellocsin) on Nov 8, 2020 at 2:42am PST

After news of their engagement broke in June, Locsin said she would focus on getting healthier and on their wedding plans. However, controversy did not stop following the couple, as they were recently rumored to have broken up.

Locsin however denied the rumors.

READ: Angel Locsin on Neil Arce breakup rumors: ‘Can’t believe some people would stoop this low’

Sponsors in the wedding include actress and host Kris Aquino and Senator Panfilo Lacson — who recently admitted being relieved that military officials have cleared his soon-to-be goddaughter from links with communist groups.

READ: Kris Aquino is principal sponsor in Angel Locsin and Neil Arce’s wedding

READ: To be ‘ninong’ at her wedding, Lacson ‘glad’ Angel Locsin cleared of NPA links

Locsin recently attracted controversy after she got dragged into the issue between Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Southern Luzon Command chief Lt. Gen. Antonio Parlade Jr. and celebrity Liza Soberano.

Soberano was advised by Parlade not to affiliate herself with the Gabriela Women’s Party-list, which Locsin also supports. Parlade told Soberano that Locsin will never tell them about the alleged membership of her sister Ella Colmenares in the communist New People’s Army.

Parlade’s statements drew flak for allegedly “mansplaining” things to the women he mentioned.

READ: Stop ‘mansplaining’: Parlade chided for ‘threats’ vs Liza Soberano, other celebrities

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