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10 scenes that made us fall for Piolo and Shaina’s chemistry in “Pamilya Sagrado”

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Liezel dela Cruz

It&#x27;s so good to see Piolo Pascual and Shaina Magdayao&#x27;s chemistry dazzle on screen! Well, fans have been buzzing about the pair’s close friendship in real life. While neither has addressed these ‘speculations’ directly, their undeniable rapport in the series continues to fuel curiosity, making each scene between them all the more kilig!Kapamilya Toplist has dropped a compilation video from “<a href="https://ent.abs-cbn.com/pamilyasagrado/">Pamilya Sagrado</a>” highlighting some of Piolo and Shaina’s best on-screen moments. After watching, you’ll definitely be shipping their characters, Rafael and Grace, too.As Rafael and Grace spend more time together, they begin to see each other in a more romantic light. Remember that scene where Grace’s face lit up when Rafael, then-governor, visited the hospital where her father, Estong (Joel Torre), was confined? Grace couldn’t hide her excitement, and in turn, Rafael looked like time stopped the moment he shook her hand, locking eyes with her. There was undeniable spark, especially since she reminded him of his former love, Cristine (Bela Padilla), who died a tragic death—without knowing that the two beautiful women are actually sisters. The way he gazed into her eyes, even if he was completely clueless, was pure magic.There was another cute moment at a political event when Grace went out of her way to get slices of cake for both Rafael and Atty. Divine (Aiko Melendez). But in a funny twist, Rafael’s bodyguard, Vincent (Ron Angeles), assumed the cake was for him and tried to charm Grace. She politely dodged him and went straight to Rafael to offer him the slice instead. Rafael’s staff, Randy (Marvin Yap), couldn’t help but tease Vincent, saying Grace clearly likes someone else.But perhaps the most heart-fluttering moment came when Rafael joined Grace’s family, the Malonzos, in hiding from his own powerful clan, the Sagrados. There was something so special about watching Rafael, who left behind his life of power and privilege, humbly eating a simple pancit at a local town fiesta. Grace couldn’t take her eyes off Rafael, looking at him like he wasn&#x27;t so unreachable anymore. At that moment, he was just an ordinary man willing to sacrifice everything for truth and justice.Butterflies absolutely filled the air when they had to go into hiding with Moises (Kyle Echarri) and were brought by Maxene (Daniela Stranner) to her hometown in the quiet barrio of Pilapil. To blend in, they had to hide their true identities, with Maxene introducing them as Moises&#x27; parents. The awkward sweetness was real as Rafael and Grace pretended to be a couple in front of everyone, faking their names as Gabriel and Cristine.Estong couldn’t resist teasing his daughter about her obvious feelings. When Rafael offered to help him carry his bag as they waited for Maxene&#x27;s father, Estong joked, &quot;Ang swerte ko naman sa manugang ko.&quot; He also teased Grace about naming Rafael “Gabriel” during their cover-up, to which she coyly explained that it suits him because, to her, Rafael is like an angel bringing good news.Piolo and Shaina’s chemistry oozes right out of our screens, especially in their more intimate conversations. There was a scene by the shore where Grace opened up about her sister, Cristine, speaking about her with nothing but admiration. She lovingly described her as a beautiful soul, both inside and out, and expressed her wish that Rafael could’ve met her. The sincerity in Grace’s voice, paired with Rafael’s silent struggle, made this moment so charged with emotion. At this point, Rafael already knew the painful truth that Cristine gave birth to their child before she died, and that son is none other than Moises.Guilt was written all over Rafael’s face as Grace recounted how much Moises had to endure growing up, believing he was merely adopted by the Malonzo family. And yet, as Grace spoke, she remained unaware of the deep connection Rafael had with her sister.The next scene brought all the good vibes, as Rafael, Grace, and Moises looked like the picture of a happy family over breakfast. Moises was all smiles, playfully calling Rafael and Grace his &quot;papa&quot; and &quot;mama.&quot; It was one of those light-hearted moments that made everything feel so natural between them, as if they’d been a family all along. Grace, in true &#x27;ilaw ng tahanan&#x27; fashion, gently reminded her two boys to say grace before eating. It was a sweet, peaceful moment that gave viewers a glimpse of what could be if their little family were real.The next scene was both funny and filled with subtle romantic tension, as Grace accidentally opened the bathroom door, completely unaware that Rafael was showering inside. She immediately turned shy and apologetic, clearly flustered by the situation. To make things even more entertaining, Maxene’s father, Matias (Ketchup Eusebio), who came out of the other bathroom, joked that they shouldn’t be acting shy since they’re husband and wife. He even suggested they take a bath together! Mattias left the scene, leaving Rafael and Grace exchanging awkward glances.There was a bittersweet touch of romance in the next sequence, where Grace tenderly cleaned Rafael’s wound, her careful movements full of quiet concern. Just as she was about to leave him to rest, Rafael gently held her hand and asked her to keep him company. The moment was soft and intimate, filled with unspoken emotions as his memories of Cristine flashed through his mind. Looking at Grace, it was as if he saw glimpses of the past.So, are you now shipping Rafael and Grace? Follow their blossoming yet complicated friendship in “<a href="https://ent.abs-cbn.com/pamilyasagrado/">Pamilya Sagrado</a>,” weeknights on <a href="https://ent.abs-cbn.com/articles-news/kapamilya-channel-livestream-12685">Kapamilya Channel,</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@abscbnentertainment">Kapamilya Online Live</a>, TV5, and A2Z.

Ready your hearts for some ‘kilig’ as we look back at Rafael (Piolo Pascual) and Grace (Shaina Magdayao)’s scenes in “Pamilya Sagrado” 