Sen. Francis “Chiz” Escudero and Heart Evangelista. Image: Instagram/@iamhearte
Breakup speculations further hounded Heart Evangelista when she failed to greet her husband, Sen. Francis “Chiz” Escudero when he celebrated his 53rd birthday on Monday, Oct. 10.
The actress, who has been consistently greeting Escudero through social media posts for the past few years, only posted about her bags and promotions on her Facebook and Instagram pages yesterday. This led some fans to remind Evangelista of the occasion, via the comments section.
“Bakit po hindi mo binati si Chiz? Birthday niya kasi ngayon,” one Love Hermino said. (Why have you not greeted Chiz? It’s his birthday today.)
Image: Facebook/Heart Evangelista
“Wala man lang greetings, kumare? Sad,” one Jen Elle commented. (Will you not greet [Chiz], friend? It’s sad.)
Image: Facebook/Heart Evangelista
“Madame, birthday po ng ex H niyo,” one @adatoephraim stated, alluding to Escudero as an ex-husband. (Madame, it’s your [ex-husband’s] birthday.)
Image: Instagram/@iamhearte
Speculations that the couple have separated arose after eagle-eyed fans noticed that Evangelista removed the surname Escudero from her Instagram profile name. Evangelista later admitted she has been dealing with “personal struggles,” although she did not state anything specifically.
The actress also reportedly moved out of the home that she shared with Escudero, and is now living in a condo unit, as per entertainment columnist Cristy Fermin. Evangelista, who is currently out of the country, earlier revealed as well that she bought a new apartment and noted that she will be staying abroad “indefinitely.” EDV
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