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After admitting mistakes, Paolo Contis feels 'relieved'

After admitting mistakes, Paolo Contis feels 'relieved'

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MANILA -- Actor Paolo Contis shared that he felt "relieved" after he apologized to his former long-time partner LJ Reyes and publicly admitted that a third party was involved in their controversial breakup.

This was shared by comedian and veteran showbiz writer Ogie Diaz in his newest vlog uploaded on Thursday.

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According to Diaz, they talked about what happened after Contis broke his silence about his separation with Reyes through an Instagram post on Wednesday, September 8.

"Sabi niya sa akin: 'I felt relieved kasi alam ko na may kasalanan ako at sinabi ko ang kasalanan ko. Tao lang naman ako, Mama Og. Nagkakamali ako, sinadya man ito o hindi -- nagkamali ako," Diaz added.

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Last Wednesday, in a two-part statement posted on Instagram, Contis defended actress Yen Santos, who is now being tagged as the third party in his separation Reyes. The actor, who has admitted that another person was involved in the split, stressed that Santos has nothing to do with the issue.

Contis and Santos star in the movie "A Faraway Land."

The actor admitted that he invited Santos to join him in Baguio, but maintained that she was there "as a friend."

"When LJ left for the States with the kids, I went to Baguio for 3 days dahil ayaw ko sa Manila at gusto kong makapag-isip-isip. Naging insensitive ako about the possible effects ng issue and I invited Yen for a day para may makausap since malapit lang siya sa North din. She went there as a friend. Hindi ko naisip na madadamay siya ng ganito. I'm sorry for this," he added.

Last week, in a tell-all interview with Boy Abunda, Reyes confirmed her breakup with Contis and revealed that it was not mutual.

The former couple has one daughter, 2-year-old Summer. Ten-year-old Aki, Reyes’ son from her past relationship with actor Paulo Avelino, is in the actress’ care and had been close to Contis.


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Here are 10 songs by The Corrs to get you ready for their Valentine concerts

Here are 10 songs by The Corrs to get you ready for their Valentine concerts

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Irish pop-rock sensation The Corrs is making their much-awaited return to Manila, bringing their signature blend of folk, rock, and pop to the Smart Araneta Coliseum on February 15 and 16.

Prior to their return to the Philippines, listen to these 10 songs to get you ready for The Corrs: From Manila with Love.


Breathless 

A Filipino favorite that’s a must-sing at videoke sessions, "Breathless" is a pop song about seduction that became one of the band’s biggest international successes in 2000. 

Lead vocalist Andrea Corr relayed that there was once a suggestion of adding yodeling in the song as producer Mutt Lange heard about the singer’s talent in it.

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Runaway 

A timeless ballad, “Runaway” has heartfelt lyrics and a beautiful melody make it an essential addition to the any Valentine playlist.

The Corr sisters—Andrea, Sharon, and Caroline—wrote the song and was co-produced by their older brother Jim, with David Foster. 

 

Forgiven, Not Forgotten

Same as the title of their debut album, “Forgiven, Not Forgotten”, the song showcases The Corrs’ fusion of Celtic and pop influences. Its striking violin intro remains one of their most recognizable instrumental hooks.

 

At Your Side

A song about unwavering devotion, “At Your Side” is a comforting tune with deeply personal and relatable lyrics. It’s one of the band’s most emotional songs, often played during live performances as a special tribute to their fans.

 

Radio

With a dreamy, wistful vibe, “Radio” captures the essence of longing and nostalgia. The song was initially an acoustic ballad, but it was later remixed into a more upbeat pop version for their Best of The Corrs album.

 

Angel

This emotional track from Borrowed Heaven was written in honor of the Corrs’ late mother, Jean Corr. The lyrics has deeply personal message, combined with their signature harmonies.

 

All The Love In The World

A tender ballad from their In Blue album, “All The Love In The World” also appeared in the soundtrack of the 2001 romcom America’s Sweethearts, starring Julia Roberts and Catherine Zeta-Jones.

 

What Can I Do

One of their most recognizable hits, “What Can I Do” captures feelings of longing and heartbreak. The song became so popular that the band released multiple versions, including an acoustic and string-heavy remix.

 

Irresistible

This upbeat track from their In Blue album is a fan-favorite love song with an infectious chorus and vibrant instrumentation. The song’s music video features futuristic visuals and choreography, a departure from the band’s usual style.

 

So Young

An uplifting and energetic anthem, "So Young" is a celebration of youth, love, and joy. The song was written by Jim Corr as a tribute to their parents, who always encouraged them to embrace life with optimism.

The Corrs: From Manila with Love is made possible by PULP Live World.

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