QUEZON CITY — Moira Dela Torre said she and former husband Jason Hernandez have moved forward from their past and remain on civil terms nearly four years after announcing their separation.
Dela Torre discussed their relationship during a press conference Thursday for her upcoming concert, “Where It All Started,” in Quezon City.
“Yes, we are civil. And actually, we have been civil. I’m happy that the relationships that I have and that we all have, I’m happy that people have moved forward,” Dela Torre said.
Hernandez recently shared a similar account of their relationship during an interview at the Awit Awards.
“Of course. Eight months after, tapos sinara na rin namin ’yun ni Moira. Actually, we’re okay. We talk, we’re very, very civil. Siyempre, we’re not close but we’re very civil, very respectful with each other,” Hernandez said.
Hernandez also said he wants Dela Torre to be happy and has no issue with her performing songs he composed during their marriage.
Dela Torre addresses former friendships
Dela Torre also addressed speculation surrounding former industry friends who unfollowed her on Instagram.
She said she opened up about personal matters to one close friend but denied backstabbing anyone.
“I opened up to a close friend of mine. But I didn’t backstab anyone. Not in that way. I wouldn’t do that. They’re all safer to me. So it was just one close friend. One. But it wasn’t that way,” she said.
Dela Torre said misunderstandings contributed to the fallout and that the people involved never had an opportunity to discuss the issues directly.
“I know that a lot of the things that happened had something to do with a lot of misunderstandings. We never got to talk about it,” she said.
She declined to provide more details but said she continues to care about the people involved and hopes they can reconcile.
“Whatever happened between all of that I would like that to be between us because I still love them very much. I’m very happy for all of their successes and I’m so hopeful for our reconciliation someday. They didn’t do anything wrong. I’m sorry,” she said in tears.
The issue surfaced in early 2025 after fans noticed that several personalities, including Sam Milby, had unfollowed Dela Torre on Instagram.
Milby later confirmed that he and Dela Torre were no longer friends but declined to discuss the reason for their falling-out. He also said their issue had no connection to his breakup with Catriona Gray and clarified that Dela Torre was not a third party in their relationship.
Dela Torre set for comeback concert
Dela Torre and Hernandez married in January 2019 and announced their separation in May 2022.
Hernandez acknowledged at the time that he had been unfaithful during their marriage and said he took responsibility for his actions.
Dela Torre will headline “Where It All Started” at the Mall of Asia Arena on Oct. 4.
