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Ogie Diaz: Cristine Reyes Moves On from Marco Gumabao, Reportedly Finds New Love

Starmo Admin June 30, 2025 1 minute read

Talent manager and showbiz insider Ogie Diaz recently revealed that actress Cristine Reyes has already moved on from her relationship with actor Marco Gumabao and is reportedly seeing someone new.

“Naka-move on na kay Marco Gumabao,” Ogie said during his online show “Ogie Diaz Showbiz Update,” adding the actress may have found a new love in Gio Tingson.

Ogie shared that Cristine and Gio started dating recently under unlikely circumstances. He said Cristinr was an endorser of Senator Imee Marcos, while Gio served as one of the campaign strategists of Senator Bam Aquino in the 2025 elections.

“So lagi silang nagkikita nitong si Cristine Reyes, kaya feeling ko naka-move on na si Cristine,” Diaz said.

Ogie also showed some social media posts showing Cristine and Ogie together, including one where the actress is seen with her arms wrapped around Gio\’s forearm.

Politiko.com reported that Cristine and Gio have known each other for a long time and were romantically linked in 2009. 

The news website also said that Gio is presently working as Grab Philippines’ head of public affairs and was a former chairperson of the National Youth Commission.

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