From 'suplada' to 'mahal': Dingdong Dantes pens sweet birthday poem for Marian Rivera | Inquirer Entertainment

From ‘suplada’ to ‘mahal’: Dingdong Dantes pens sweet birthday poem for Marian Rivera

/ 01:05 PM August 13, 2021

Marian Rivera, Dingdong Dantes

Marian Rivera and Dingdong Dantes (Image: Instagram/@marianrivera)

Dingdong Dantes penned a short yet heartwarming poem for his wife, Marian Rivera, as the latter turned 37 years old yesterday, Aug. 12.

In the poem, the actor talks about first knowing about Rivera when he starred opposite her in the hit GMA show “Marimar” back in 2007, thinking that the actress was snobby.

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“‘Marimar’ ang programa kung saan una ko siyang nakilala/ at ang tawag ko noon sa kaniya’y suplada/ pero ngayon, katorseng taon na ang nakalipas/ mahal na ang tawag ko sa kaniya,” Dantes said.

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(“Marimar” is the program where I first learned about her and I used to call her a snob. But now, 14 years later, I call her love.)

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“Maligayang kaarawan sa mestizang Caviteña/ Salamat sa Kanya at may isang Marian Rivera/ oops, Misis Dantes na pala,” he wrote.

(Happy birthday to the Caviteña mestiza. Thanks to Him that there is one Marian Rivera. Oops, I meant Mrs. Dantes.)

Dantes and Rivera, who tied the knot in 2014, marked their sixth wedding anniversary last December with a beach trip with their two children, Zia and Sixto.  /ra

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