Filipino actor and singer Jericho Rosales never let his friend, Heart Evangelista miss the fun as he tagged the Kapuso fashion icon in his hilarious Instagram story last January 9.
In one of his series of posts, Echo couldn't stop laughing as he discovered something funny with his friend's collection of paper dolls, noticing his and Heart's throwback pictures used for the old toy.
What made things more hilarious was when the actor noticed how their faces were used on fake good-looking bodies.
Echo also couldn't resist to jokingly ask if it was really his and Heart's body or just their face stuck on the doll.
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Jericho also found another set of their paper dolls and didn't miss to film it as he also teasingly tagged the Kapuso star. He inserted the text "Outfit check" and jokingly apologized to Heart.
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Fans of Heart love Echo's story that they even saved the actor's stories and uploaded it on Instagram. They even tag the female star on their post.
Heart and Jericho's friendship is truly like buddies who share hilarious moments and stories together from time to time.
Their friendship formed as they were under the same agency with other stars like Bea Alonzo, John Lloyd Cruz, Maja Salvador, and other famous celebrities.
Last year, they reunited with other brightest stars and former head talent of their previous talent agency, Johnny Manahan a.k.a. Mr. M.
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