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Megastar Sharon Cuneta shared that she is now “ready” to write a book about her life, as she asked fans to “pray” that she could find the time to do so.
The actress-singer took to her social media pages to say that she is now in the process of “collecting” her thoughts to begin authoring her book.
“I think I am ready. To start writing my book. Just need to collect my thoughts, and slowly, but surely, begin. Please pray for me kasi am so busy taping pa!” she wrote in her caption.
The megastar also “liked” netizens’ comments that expressed support for her decision to write her autobiography.
“An autobiography from Sharon Cuneta herself!!! Wow! What a novel idea! Without a doubt you can do it. Ikaw pa?” said one Instagram user.
“You have always been a voracious reader hence your wit and intelligence. You will write a beautiful book, no doubt. Can’t wait to read it!” commented another netizen.
Cuneta also responded to a comment that says she should include the “spicy” episodes from her life in her book.
“No negativity in my book!” replied the award-winning singer-actress.
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On the other hand, the “Mr. DJ” singer previously announced that she and her former husband and on-screen partner Gabby Conception are set to take their reunion concert “Dear Heart” to the US and Canada.
Cuneta and Concepcion first held their “Dear Heart” show in Cebu and Manila in October and November of last year, respectively. The show is based on the 1981 film of the same name.
The “Family of Two” actress revealed in March 2024 that she and Concepcion were supposed to reunite at an another show called “P.S. I Love You,” but negotiations fell short.
The former couple, who shares their only child actress-singer KC Concepcion, tied the knot in 1984 before their marriage was annulled in 1987.
Cuneta is now married to former senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan, while Concepcion is now with his non-showbiz wife Genevieve Yatco Gonzales.
Meanwhile, after two years, Cuneta is also set to make her television comeback via the drama series “Saving Grace,” which is the Philippine adaptation of hit Japanese drama “Mother.”
The 58-year-old singer-actress will be joined by Julia Montes, Sam Milby, Janice de Belen, Jennica Garcia, and Christian Bables, among others, in the said series.