‘Heart of Sparkle’: Heart Evangelista renews contract with GMA
Heart Evangelista. Image: Instagram/@sparklegmaartistcenter
Heart Evangelista has once again solidified her commitment to Sparkle GMA Artist Center as she renewed her contract with the network’s talent agency on Thursday, Aug. 17.
Evangelista will remain a Kapuso artist after renewing her contract with Sparkle at The Westin Manila Sonata Place in Ortigas, Mandaluyong City, which was attended by consultant Johnny Manahan, GMA senior vice president Annette Gozon-Valdes, and Sparkle vice president Ms. Joy Marcelo, among others, as seen on the talent agency’s Instagram page.
“The HEART of Sparkle ✨[sparkle emoji] Fashion Icon Heart Evangelista renews her ties with Sparkle GMA Artist Center [blushing emoji] It is with great excitement that we await Heart’s next adventure – we know she will conquer it with flying colors!” the caption read.
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The actress-socialite was also seen posing with GMA’s executives in a separate post by one @kapusoprgirl’s Instagram account on the same day.
“HEART EVANGELISTA IS STILL A KAPUSO! [heart emoji] She just renewed her contract with Sparkle GMA Artist Center today, August 17. Congratulations, Heart!” the post read.
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While Evangelista’s plans with GMA are yet to be unveiled, Kapuso entertainment reporter Nelson Canlas hinted that she’s set to do shows that “touch on things that are close to her heart.”
“Heart Evangelista renews management contract with Sparkle GMA Artist Center. Aside from her international projects, Heart plans to do more shows with the Kapuso Network that touches on things that are close to her heart,” Canlas was quoted as saying.
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Evangelista earlier made headlines after breaking her silence on her falling out with her former glam team, which includes makeup artist Justin Louise Soriano and hair stylist Jeck Aguilar, saying that it’s simply a part of life.
Among her most popular projects include the shows “Mulawin vs. Ravena,” “Panday,” “I Left My Heart in Sorsogon,” as well as the films “Temptation Island” and “Trophy Wife.” EDV
