Bianca Umali and Ruru Madrid celebrate 7th anniversary with heartfelt posts
Umali posted a close-up photo of the two sharing a kiss on Instagram, along with a love letter expressing her deep appreciation for Madrid.
'Pitong taon na… pero hanggang ngayon, hindi ko pa rin maipaliwanag kung paano mo nagawang baguhin ang mundo ko nang ganito,' she wrote.
She went on to say that Madrid brings her peace in chaos and joy in sadness and promising to always choose him.
'Pitong taon pa lang 'to, pero parang habambuhay na kitang mahal,' she added.
Madrid posted a montage of their memories together, from casual dates to their travels abroad. He also penned a short poem to mark the occasion: 'Pitong taon ng pag-ibig. Hindi perpekto, pero totoo. Hindi man laging tugma, pero palagi nating pinipili ang tama. Tayo pa rin. Tayong dalawa. Hanggang dulo—ikaw at ako. Sa 'yo lang ang tingin.
Mahal na mahal kita.'
He ended the poem with a message: 'Happy 7th anniversary, Maria Isadora Bianca.'
The couple went public with their relationship in 2022, though they had long been rumored to be together.
In past interviews, Madrid has referred to Umali as 'The One.'
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