AZ Martinez, Ralph De Leon send kilig vibes in first selfies together after PBB stint
On social media, Sparkle shared snaps of the PBB housemates taken on the set of '24 Oras.' In the photos, the AZ and Ralph were all smiles, with AZ leaning on Ralph's shoulders
'POV: Tatlo na tayo nakangiti ngayon. Hello, AzRalph,' the caption read.
Meanwhile, fans in the comment section can't help but gush over their selfies together.
'Maghuhugas ng pinggan na may ngiti sa labi,' one user wrote on X (formerly Twitter).
'Nilapagan ba naman ng pangmalakasang selfie huhuhu,' another user commented.
In another post, Sparkle shared a kilig-filled video of AZRalph, which showed the pair sharing a hug to the tune of 'Naiilang' by Le John.
POV: Tatlo na tayo nakangiti ngayon ???? Hello, AzRalph ????
Ending your Monday on a high note with this adorable photo of #PBBCelebrityCollabEdition housemates AZ Martinez and Ralph de Leon! ?#AZMartinez pic.twitter.com/eSnWymqusi — Sparkle GMA Artist Center (@Sparkle_GMA) July 7, 2025
Adding to the kilig ayuda, Ralph launched an Instagram broadcast channel called RAWR — an acronym for Ralph, AZ, Will Ashley, and River Joseph — reflecting the close bond they formed inside Bahay ni Kuya.
In the same broadcast channel, AZ shared a photo of the four of them from the PBB Thanksgiving party on Monday.
AZ and Ralph were among the fanships that blossomed from 'Pinoy Big Brother: Celebrity Collab Edition.'
They started out as the RAZ duo and their closeness eventually led to them getting teased often. Both of them later denied having feelings for each other, but how they acted towards each other when they got drunk can't help but make fans wish that the ship would sail.
Ralph and his duo Will (RaWi) finished as the second big placer duo during the Big Night, while AZ and her duo River (AZVer) were named as the fourth big placers.
BreKa, as we all know by now, were the Big Winners.
— Jade Veronique Yap/LA, GMA Integrated News
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