Yeng Constantino says husband Victor doesn’t get jealous of Ryan Bang

Yeng Constantino clarified that her husband, Victor “Yan” Asuncion, does not get jealous of Ryan Bang, whose past with the singer recently resurfaced following an emotional moment at her concert.

Constantino was asked during an ambush interview after the media conference for “The Voice Kids” on Friday, Sept. 4, in Quezon City, whether her husband minds that her and Bang’s courting history recently renewed attention online.

“Sana nga nagseselos eh,” she joked. “Hindi nya kasi personality. Talagang ano sya, very understanding. Kilalang kilala kasi ako ng asawa ko. Alam nya ‘yung pagkanta ko kay Ryan ay nangungulit lamang ako. Actually, mas nakaka-emphatize nga siya kay Ryan kaysa sa akin.”

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Constantino said Asuncion and Bang are not close friends, but she hopes that one day, the three of them will get to hang out together.

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The story stemmed from Constantino “Biyaheng Bente: 20th Anniversary Concert” on Aug. 28, where she serenaded Bang and recalled their “almost” romance from their early years in show business.

Constantino previously revealed that she had a huge crush on Ryan but felt hurt when he stopped pursuing her.

Bang, for his part, explained that he thought the singer was not interested in him as he admitted that he was also “financially incapable” of dating someone at the time. 

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After the concert, Bang became emotional during the Sept. 2 episode of “It’s Showtime” while recalling his experience at Constantino’s concert.

He thanked Vice Ganda for bringing him to the show, saying it brought back good memories.

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Bang, who has since become single following his split from former fiancée Paola Huyong earlier this year, wondered whether he would ever find someone like Constantino again. 

Constantino said she did not expect her playful interaction with Bang at the concert to have such an emotional impact, noting that now she feels slightly regretful about singing to him.

“I was being playful. Hindi ko nga rin po alam ang naging resulta ng aking aksyon. At nag-cost nga na maungkat ang mga sugat. I’m really regretful din in a way. Siyempre nakita mo yung tao na may mga naalala siya. Nakasakit sa kanya. Masakit. Kasi ako, parang nagbibiro ako. Hindi ako nakapag-isip ng maayos to consider his feelings,” she said.

The “Chinito” singer noted that she had already reached out to Bang to apologize.

“Nag-message na po kami sa kanya. Talagang grabe ang sorry ko sa kanya. Ang haba po ng mga nobelang messages namin ni Ryan. Patawarin nyo po ako. Sorry talaga. Hindi ko alam na ganito. And it was really vulnerable. I really apologized for triggering some memories or moments in life namin. I wasn’t very mindful also,” she said.

When asked about Bang’s remark that he hoped he would someday find someone like Constantino, the singer assured him that he would find love.

“Siyempre naman. Naku, makakahanap at makakahanap si Ryan. Hindi deserve ni Ryan na questionin niya ang kanyang worth,” she said.

“Sa pagkakakilala ko po kay Ryan, talagang napakabait po na tao. What a good man. God has perfect timing for everybody. He deserves to be loved, to be cared for, to be seen. He deserves all of that,” she expressed.

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Meanwhile, Constantino is one of the new judges of “The Voice Kids,” alongside Gloc-9 and returning judge Julie Anne San Jose. The new season premieres on GMA on Sept. 13. /apl