Actor Dino Imperial marries former MYX VJ Debbie in Las Vegas
Dino Imperial and Debbie ties knot in Las Vegas | Image: Instagram/@debbie_then
Actor Dino Imperial tied the knot with his longtime partner, ex-MYX VJ Debbie, in an intimate wedding in Las Vegas.
The couple took to Instagram on Thursday, Oct. 3, to share pictures from their wedding ceremony that took place last Sept. 21 at the Little Church of the West in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Debbie donned a strapless wedding gown and carried a white rose bouquet, while Imperial sported a black leather jacket and sneakers.
“Got hitched in Vegas,” they began their caption. “PT. 1 of the #DZxDT wedding series was an intimate setting in [Dino’s] hometown. We appreciate all of you all who came through from other states and our local friends and family for the hospitality.”
The pair also teased that they will hold another wedding ceremony in Brunei, then in Manila.
Article continues after this advertisement“Brunei will be the 2nd leg of our world tour (WORLD TOUR?!) and Manila in 2 years so don’t make tampo na, ok?” they said.
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Debbie also shared that she spent her bachelorette party watching the “Magic Mike” show.
“Ain’t no bachelorette party in Vegas without a little magic,” she wrote. “Fulfilled a bucket list hope of mine to see [magicmikelive] and it did not disappoint!”
“Combining the spirit of the movies and simply knowing their target market, the show is a class act on consent, wish fulfillment, and women empowerment. This is NOT your ordinary strip show. Hell, they were dressed for most of it! Tasteful, fun and perfect for a GNO. It’s performance art,” she continued.
The former MYX VJ then thanked Imperial for helping her have a memorable time as a bachelorette.
“Thanks to the best hubby ever [Dino] for helping us get good seats and knowing the moves by heart—that I enjoyed all to myself,” she expressed.
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Imperial rose to fame as one of the members of ABS-CBN’s all-male dance group Giggerboys alongside Robi Domingo, Enchong Dee, Arron Villaflor, Chris Gutierrez, Sam Concepcion and the late AJ Perez.
He previously played roles in the series “Katorse,” “La Luna Sanggre” and “La Luna.” His most recent projects include the action-drama series FPJ’s “Batang Quiapo” and GMA Network’s “Black Rider.”
