Mc Richard Paglicawan
While the spotlight of Puregold’s OPM Con 2025 was trained on some of the country’s biggest music acts, it was a candid backstage moment between Bea Alonzo and Puregold President Vincent Co that stole the show — and the hearts of many netizens.
During the July 5 event held at the Philippine Arena, the two were seen holding hands in a group photo shared by NET25’s Caesar Vallejos, who called them a “power couple” and praised their support for Original Pilipino Music (OPM).
“With the resounding success of #PuregoldOPMCon2025 at the #PhilippineArena, this power couple is probably the newest staunchest supporters of the OPM industry in the Philippines: Puregold President Vincent Co and Bea Alonzo,” Vallejos wrote on Facebook.
Though neither Bea nor Vincent has officially confirmed their relationship status, this latest sighting—along with previous appearances together at the World Trade Center and Okada Manila—has fans and showbiz watchers convinced that something romantic is indeed blooming.
Adding fuel to the rumor mill were fan-snapped photos of Bea sweetly holding on to Vincent’s arm as they navigated through a sea of concertgoers backstage. Social media buzzed with comments like “bagay sila,” “power couple vibes,” and even hopeful wishes that the two would “tie the knot next year.”
Online sleuths have also pointed to past clues of a possible vacation in Spain, after the two were said to have posted photos in the same location in Andalucía—though neither confirmed they were together at the time.
Despite the fanfare, the couple appeared to keep things low-key during the concert, opting to stay mostly backstage. But their brief public display of affection didn’t go unnoticed, and many couldn’t help but gush over their chemistry.
As for the show itself, OPM Con 2025 was a smash hit. Tens of thousands braved the rain and long lines to watch headlining acts like SB19, BINI, James Reid, Yeng Constantino, G22, SunKissed Lola, Flow G, KAIA, and Skusta Clee — with many calling it the “most epic OPM celebration of the year.”
For Bea and Vincent, their quiet presence at the concert might have been overshadowed by flashy performances — but for the ever-curious public, that simple act of holding hands said everything.
