This old photo of Marian Rivera from 2014 proves her beauty is timeless
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Marian Rivera’s beauty is indeed timeless.
On Facebook, the Kapuso Primetime Queen shared an old photo of her from ten years ago edited beside a recent pic of her taken from the Century Tuna Superbods 2024 competition last week.
In both of the photos, Marian was wearing a red dress while sporting loose hair.
“2014 vs 2024,” she wrote in the caption.
Meanwhile, netizens can’t help but praise the actress’ timeless beauty.
“Beautiful as ever, now and then!” a user wrote.
“You're aging backwards, even more beautiful Marian Rivera,” another netizen commented.
Marian served as one of the judges of the beauty and fitness competition held in Pasay City last Tuesday where she trended after gamely translating a question for one candidate. Joining her in the panel of judges are Miss Universe 2015 Pia Wurtzbach, actor Aga Muhlach, and Leyte 4th District Representative Richard Gomez.
Marian is currently working on her upcoming movie, “Balota,” which follows a land-grabbing tycoon and a former male sexy actor who are locked in a tight race for the mayoral seat of a small town.
She will play the role of Emmy, a teacher who serves in the election. Emmy runs into the wilderness with a ballot box, the last copy of the election results, when violence in their town erupts.
It is directed by award-winning filmmaker Kip Oebanda, and will screen at the Cinemalaya Film Festival from Aug. 2 to 11.
Previous photos from the project showed Marian holding a bright yellow ballot box in a school. Her co-star, content creator Sassa Gurl, also shared scenes of a protest and a conversation with Marian.
Marian is fresh from a win at the FAMAS Awards, where she and Dingdong Dantes were the first recipients of the Bida ng Takilya trophies.
She also recently starred in her comeback series, “My Guardian Alien.”
— Jade Veronique Yap/CDC, GMA Integrated News