Iba rin kung mag-shopping.
F2 Logistics Cargo Movers' Kim Kianna Dy dropped her latest vlog on Monday and it showed how she tries to reel in boyfriend and Levanga Hokkaido's Dwight Ramos.
Operative word is tried.
The vlog showed how the pair celebrated their third anniversary together by sneaking in a lunch date and some shopping in Makati last month. And apparently, the Gilas Pilipinas star has a fondness for a certain brand.
"He's really an Off-Dwight," Dy joked.
At first, he tried on a pair of white rubber slippers which apparently cost P17,000.
"I can buy that in Shopee," she said.
She knows what it's like. The volleyball star even boasted she got her earrings from the online shopping platform.
Ramos was also looking at a blue pair of sandals.
"Not even like five seconds of thinking, he said he'll get it. I gave him a look, he said he'll think about it," KKD quipped.
It wasn't made clear whether Ramos did get the "comfy" slippers.
Then the couple tried on sunglasses.
"I always ask the price to see whether I should throw up or not," Ramos said.
After modeling the glasses, they did ask the price. It was 29,000 pesos.
Ramos promptly put it back.
The basketball player though pretty seemed deadset on it.
"I'm feeling it, I'll just take it."
KKD is definitely a killer player on the court, but she can also definitely kill it with the kilig. Just listen on how she made sure Ramos blushed as they looked back on their relationship.
"Did you expect us to last this long?" she asked.
"Yes," Ramos answered.
"GOOD," she noted with a glare before laughing, "Should've expected that 'cause it's forever."
Dy also shared how she was singing "Area Codes" by Kali.
"So I was singing this song because Dwight's a white boy," she recounted. "I got a white boy on my roster. He be feeding me pasta and lobster. That's all I know."
"So I told Dwight, let's order pasta and lobster. But we didn't, right? 'Cause I have no roster. I just have one white boy."
Dy also reflected on their relationship and how busy they were with the volleyball star focused on the PVL Invitational Conference. Ramos, meanwhile, had his career in the Japan B.League and is also currently in Europe with Gilas Pilipinas for the FIBA World Cup.
"Yes, LDR is hard, but we remind each other that it may be hard now, but it will always be worth it in the future," she wrote.
Rooting hard for you two!
(GM)