KC Concepcion is Being Taken for Granted by BF Piolo Pascual?

No less than the Megastar herself, Sharon Cuneta, dropped a hint about the current status of the relationship of her daughter KC Concepcion with her boyfriend Piolo Pascual.

In an interview with TV Patrol last night, August 24, the Megastar said she’s not free to talk about what her daughter is going through with her lovelife. But then she addressed her concerns to KC because she said she “couldn’t help speaking her mind.”

“Basta, Kristina, mama’s here. Don’t forget you’re my daughter. We love you. We went through so much when you were little. You don’t have to go through it yourself,” she said.

Then she continued, “Kasi, ‘di ko pinalaki ‘yan para i-take for granted lang at balewalain.”

Earlier this year, Piolo admitted on national television that he and KC have been a couple since October 2010. And KC herself testified last Sunday on her showbiz talk show “The Buzz” that she and Piolo have been going out for 10 months.

However, rumor has it that the power couple had broken up.

The speculations started last April when Piolo did not show up on KC’s birthday. KC even wished that she receives a birthday greeting from her boyfriend but it never happened.

Then KC reportedly visited Piolo in one of his shoots unannounced to catch a glimpse of him. She went in front of him, yelled “Happy Anniversary” and left the scene abruptly. People who witnessed it said there’s something odd about what happened.

Is Piolo avoiding KC? Have they really broken up? These issues are yet to be answered by either one of them.

It took them more than 3 months to admit that they are in a relationship. How many months will it take this time for them to admit that it’s over?

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