MANILA, Philippines — Celebrity couple Julie Anne San Jose and Rayver Cruz showed their drumming and guitaring prowess respectively in a video posted on social media.
As seen in Rayver’s Instagram account, the video shows the Kapuso couple playing a cover of AC/DC’s rock song “Highway To Hell.”
“Rockers in da haussss!” Rayver captioned his post, tagging Julie Anne.
Rayver and Julie Anne are currently reprising their roles as hosts of “The Clash 2024,” with Ai-Ai delas Alas, Lani Misalucha, and Christian Bautista taking the helm as judges.
“Mas madali for me, Tito Boy, kasi nandoon na iyong rapport and chemistry. Pero ‘pag nandoon kami sa work, professional kami,” Rayver said, when asked by Boy Abunda how it is working with his girlfriend.
Meanwhile, Julie Anne attended Bingo Plus’ new Pinoy “perya” (circus) game Pinoy Drop Ball with Maine Mendoza and P-pop group Alamat.
Pinoy Drop Ball joins DigiPlus’ popular lineup of digital games, including Bingo, Tongits, and Perya Games. Notably, Pinoy Drop Ball is the first-ever live-streamed drop ball game in the Philippines, setting a new standard in digital perya gaming. But more than just another game, Pinoy Drop Ball reflects the brand’s deep understanding of what Filipino players want — authentic and culturally resonant entertainment that fuses tradition with technology.
“As a brand deeply rooted in Filipino culture, it has been our mission to elevate traditional Pinoy entertainment and bring this experience to the modern age. Like our well-loved Filipino games Bingo Mega, Color Game, and Papula Paputi, Drop Ball promises to reignite your excitement and engage you further in the BingoPlus platform,” said DigiPlus Interactive Corp. Chairman Eusebio Tanco during his speech at the grand reveal.
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