Jose Manalo Has Proposed to Former EB Babe Mergene Maranan

Jose Manalo is Getting Married

JOSE MANALO – The comedian-television host has taken a big step in his relationship by proposing to his longtime partner, Mergene Maranan, a former member of EB Babes. The sweet and emotional moment was shared by Mergene in a video on social media.

In the video, Jose sings the heartfelt song “Ikaw” by Yeng Constantino. As he reaches a key part of the song, the words “Will You Marry Me” appear with a flash of lights, creating a magical atmosphere for the guests. Mergene, who initially thought Jose was joking, was left in shock when he revealed the engagement ring and knelt down to ask her to marry him.

Mergene described the proposal as her “easiest yes.” While they usually keep their relationship private, their love has been known to the public for some time. The announcement received an outpouring of congratulations and well-wishes from their fans and followers, sharing in their joy on this special occasion.

Meanwhile, Jose Manalo, whose real name is Ariel Pagtalonia Manalo, is a beloved Filipino comedian, actor, and director. He’s best known for his long-time presence on Eat Bulaga!, where he became a household name with his comedic timing and relatable humor. His career began in 1990 with the children’s show Boyoyong, and soon after, he worked behind the scenes on Eat Bulaga!, eventually becoming a fan favorite as part of the iconic duo with Wally Bayola.

Throughout his career, Jose has starred in numerous TV shows and films, including Daddy Di Do Du, Ful Haus, and the Enteng Kabisote series. His contributions to the entertainment industry have earned him recognition, including several awards for his comedy work and his partnership with Wally Bayola.

Despite facing some personal struggles, including public controversies with his family, Jose Manalo has maintained his status as a respected and enduring figure in Philippine comedy. He continues to entertain and connect with audiences, using humor to reflect on everyday life and Filipino culture.

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