’10 Random Bae Moments’ with Alden Richards in Singapore
We gathered 10 of our most favorite moments with our Pambansang Bae, Alden Richards, while he was here in Singapore over the weekend for his ‘One Fine Day with the Bae | Alden Richards LIVE in Singapore.’ You can also check out our #10RandomBaeMoments on Twitter/Instagram/Facebook.
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#10: When Alden gamely posed for selfies
#9: When a fan took Alden’s left hand and the Bae held it tightly, she then giggled and screamed, “Oh my God, I can’t believe I’m holding his hand right now!”
#8: When you see Alden checking his phone (and probably texting someone?)
#7: When you wanted a good photo of Alden so you try to catch his attention despite the crowd, “Alden! Alden! Here please!”, and he suddenly gives you THAT LOOK — the look that pierces right through your heart
#6: When a lucky girl gets serenaded on stage by the Bae
#5: When Alden granted the Random Republika team 15 minutes of his time for an exclusive Q&A backstage. We’ll be posting our video interview soon! PLUS – he also signed copies of our YES! Magazine (with AlDub on the cover)
#4: When Alden was still all smiles with his handler, Sam Sanciango, despite a wild crowd welcoming them at the Singapore Changi Airport last July 23, 2016.
#3: When the Singaporean security team didn’t expect that the crowd will be this thrilled to see our Bae. Alden, we see that you’re excited too!
#2: When he sang ‘God Gave Me You’ LIVE and it gave us the same chills when it first became a hit back in 2015
#1: When we realized over the weekend that the Bae is really the country’s ULTIMATE BAE. His genuine heart and charm is a cut above the rest. Despite his busy schedule in Singapore and despite some fans who were just too excited to see him (to the point of probably taking advantage of him with unexpected hugs and kisses), we saw how he remained calm and was extremely nice, patient, and welcoming to everyone!
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