Mariel Rodriguez and Robin Padilla married each other twice in Baguio City last Monday, September 13.
The first ceremony was conducted by an Ibaloi native priest while the second one was officiated by a pastor.
According to a report of TV Patrol aired earlier today, September 16, a native priest named Jimmy Ong officiated the Ibaloi ceremony that lasted for one and a half hours.
Also known as a mambunong, Ong said that the ceremony took place at around 3 p.m. at Camp 7 in Baguio City.
Mariel wore woven ethnic clothing while Robin wore a bahag during the native ceremony. Robin's youngest son Ali was present to witness the event.
The TV host-action star opted to marry Mariel in an Ibaloi ceremony because his mother, Eva Cariño-Padilla, is an Igorot.
As part of the ceremony, Robin and Mariel drank tapuy (rice wine) as a symbol of their love and performed the tayaw dance to show that they are bound to each other by marriage.
A pig was butchered and the blood was smeared on the faces of the celebrity couple.
After the Ibaloi ceremony, Robin and Mariel were married again in a ceremony officiated by a pastor.
Aside from Ali, Robin has three other children with his former wife Liezl Sicangco, namely Queenie, Kylie, and Zhen-Zhen.
Everything was cleared when Robin spoke up in The Buzz last Sunday. What did he say again? Na hindi nila idedetalye ang mga nangyayari unless their program has aired already? So, sa statement pa lang un, andun na ung THIS IS ALL JUST PLAIN GIMMICK. PERIOD!
Mariel stop using Toni as you know Toni is not that gimmikera.
Knowing your past, ewan ko... good luck na lang sa inyong dalawa ni Robin. Just stop being daldakina which is your forte.
Enjoy every moment because there is nothing last forever.
Bagu sana kayu mamintas at manghusga suriin muna ninyo ang mga sarili ninyu tapos suriin din ninyu ang konsensiya ninyu kasi trabahu ng demonyo ang mga nais ninyu mangyari sa kapwa tau ninyu.
Mariel is no difference to any people tha who fell in love. If she made the wrong choice that her mistakes and she will learn from it. Sabi ng daddy ko sa mommy don't be over protective she needs to make her own mistakes, her own experience so that she can learn from it. So my dad was right, I learned a lot of things from my mistakes and experienced while I'm growing up.
mumbaki is for Ifugaos not for Igorots...