To cap 30 years of marriage, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos has asked his wife First Lady Liza to marry him again. CDNDigital
“She said YES !” President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. is seen proposing to his wife, First Lady Liza, in this photo he posted of their celebration of their 30th wedding anniversary. | Photo from Bongbong Marcos/Facebook page
In a Facebook post on Tuesday, Marcos posted photos of their celebration of their 30th wedding anniversary, saying they were with family and close friends.“30 years later there is still no place I’d rather be and no person I’d rather be with. Liza, you will always be the girl of my dreams,” he added.“Dearest Liza, make all my dreams come true. Marry me again! Happy anniversary!” the President said.
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