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She has been married to MTV VJ KC Montero since January 2004. She has a fifteen year old son- Heaven by her former husband, musician Paco Arespacochaga.

Cruz is a long time vegetarian and animal rights advocate.

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Dingdong Avanzado (born July 7, 1968) is a singer and composer in Philippine music industry. Regarded as one of the most outstanding Concert performers, this multi-platinum recording artist/ songwriter/ director and total entertainer garnered several attributes such as “Kilabot Ng Mga Kolehiyala”, “Crush Ng Bayan” and dubbed as “The Original Prince of Pop”.

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In 1988, he released under Dyna Records his eponymous album containing 8 tracks including hit singles “Ikaw Lamang”, “Maghihintay Sa’Yo” and “Tatlong Beinte Singko” (composed by then 17-year-old Rannie Raymundo). On the same year, he staged his second major concert at the Folk Arts Theatre.

From 1989- 1990, he performed two major concerts in ULTRA (University of Life Amphitheater). He also made stints in movies and starred in several youth-oriented films of Viva like Pik Pak Boom, I Love You Three Times A Day, Estudyante Blues and Love At First Sight.

Dubbed as The Prince of Pop, his hit songs like “Makapiling Ka Sana”, “Basta’t Kasama Kita”, “Hindi Mo Na Ba Minamahal”, “Bakit Labis Kitang Mahal”, “Paniwalaan Mo” became movie theme songs in late eighties and early nineties.

From 1991- 1994, Dingdong returned to performing and touring different regions of the country. His nationwide tour enabled him to gather more audience and further increased his popularity. His fame raised a step further when his compositions “Paalam Na” and “I Will Be There For You” gained recognitions which cemented his place in music business.

On 1997, he recorded his 7th album entitled Decade After released by GMA Records (formerly Infinity Music) in celebration of his ten years sojourn in music scene. The album spawned hits like “Wish I Could” and “To Love Again” of Sharon Cuneta. The album went to platinum establishing him as one of the top recording artists in the Philippines.

On 1998, he embarked in new career as he ran for public office and seated in City council of 3rd District of Quezon City. In the span of three years, he was able to establish the Quezon City as the “City of Stars”, highlighting the major film networks in the film and music industry to boost tourism.

It was also during the time when he met and married one of the Philippines’ biggest selling female recording artists, Jessa Zaragoza. In 2002, the couple held their much-awaited concert dubbed as “In Love” at the Folk Arts Theatre. After this, several foreign concert followed performing in countries like Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, Canada and The United States.

Here To Stay was another album released on the same year under Star Records. It produced hit “Walang Kapalit” of Rey Valera. The song later became a soap opera starring Piolo Pascual and Claudine Barreto. Aside from singing, Dingdong started directing concerts for other artists.

On 2005, he directed the concert of Ara Mina, Marissa Sanchez and Jessa Zaragossa dubbed as Soul Siren. 2006 was the release of Laging Ikaw, a historic Duet Album of Universal Records. Moved to U.S. with their daughter, the two began entertaining the Filipinos based in countries like US and Canada.

In 2012, Dingdong released his latest album after almost 9 years of hiatus.

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Ronnie Liang (born January 31, 1985) is a Filipino singer. He is the former finalist of the popular reality-talent search franchise in the Philippines, ''Pinoy Dream Academy''. He was the second runner-up next to Jay-R Siaboc, who is one of his closest friends from the said contest, and grand star dreamer Yeng Constantino. He sang the popular OPM hit ''"Ngiti"'' and is a mainstay of ABS-CBN's Sunday variety show ''ASAP 08''.

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Liang then joined ''Pinoy Dream Academy'' and made it past the initial screening and was fortunate enough to be one of the 20 scholars to study inside the Academy. After a few months, Ronnie made it to the Honor’s List of Six and ended up as PDA's second runner-up.

Now that the competition is over, Liang busies himself with gigs and guestings with PDA’s Top 6. However, priority goes into the recording of his album under Universal Records, which is due to be out soon. He also wishes to venture into acting but that would have to wait as his priority for this year is singing. He remains thankful to the people who support him– his family, most especially his mother, his manager, George Roca, and his loyal supporters, namely the Ronnians, Superonics and macaRONNIEs.

Liang returned recently back to GMA 7 for joining ''Party Pilipinas''.

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