Dina Bonnevie, napahinto sa taping dahil sa biglang trauma sa eksena
- Dina Bonnevie opens up about the lingering trauma of witnessing the death of her late husband, Deogracias Victor "DV" Savellano
- The veteran actress experienced emotional distress and physical tremors while filming an intensive ICU scene for a new series, ABS-CBN reported.
- Bonnevie recounts having a strange premonition during their final Christmas celebration together before his passing in January 2025
- Despite the loss, she emphasizes her journey toward self-healing and her commitment to remaining strong for her children
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Veteran actress Dina Bonnevie opened up about a deeply emotional moment she experienced while filming a crucial scene for the Prime Original series “Love is Never Gone,” revealing how personal grief resurfaced unexpectedly during production.
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Bonnevie shared that while working on an ICU scene with her on-screen son, Jameson Blake, she was suddenly overwhelmed by painful memories of her late husband, Deogracias Victor “DV” Savellano, who passed away in January 2025. Although she initially felt fine, the situation quickly changed as filming progressed, ABS-CBN reported.
"Okay ako in the beginning. Pero gitna nanginig ako. Sabi ko 'Direk, I am having flashbacks.' Nanginig ako because I saw my husband die," she revealed.
The actress recounted witnessing her husband’s final moments, describing how he flatlined multiple times before eventually passing away.
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"I saw him flatline four times, sa fifth hindi na siya nag-survive. It is so daunting, talagang traumatic to ever witness a spouse's death. I don't want it to ever happen to anyone," Bonnevie added.
Because of the intensity of the moment, Bonnevie had to step away from the set to regain control of her emotions. She shared that she went outside, took a moment to breathe, and prayed for strength.
"Lumabas muna ako, it is not me, not DV. It is Jameson. Lumabas muna ako, huminga muna ako. I conditioned myself. I really prayed na tanggalin mo 'Lord tong flashbacks, tanggalin mo please. I don't want to see DV, ang hirap kasi gawin eksena,'" she said.
Despite the emotional setback, Bonnevie managed to complete the scene. However, she admitted that the loss of her husband continues to affect her deeply.
"A part of me died. It took time for me to find myself again. Kasi super close kami, we did everything together… But there comes a time in life you have to find yourself again. Hindi mo pwede sabihin di ka na mabuo dahil wala siya. Kailangan kong buuin sarili ko," she said.
While she considers herself in a better place now compared to what she described as the “worst year” of her life, the grief remains present.
"I am better now than last year. Last year was really, really, really bad for me. As in super. Siguro yun lowest point ko. Pag-usapan pa lang naiiyak ako. But I have to be strong for myself and my kids, ayaw nila ako umiiyak," she added.
Bonnevie also revealed that there were moments before her husband’s passing that made her feel something was about to change, including a memorable Christmas gathering where he expressed happiness surrounded by family.
The series “Love is Never Gone,” starring Joshua Garcia and Ivana Alawi, is set to stream on Amazon Prime Video starting May 8.
Dina Bonnevie is a veteran Filipina actress admired for her strong personality and notable performances in film and television. She began her career at a young age and eventually became one of the industry’s respected stars. She was previously married to Vic Sotto, and they have two children, Oyo Boy Sotto and Danica Sotto. Over the years, her evolving relationship with Danica has inspired many who followed their journey.
In separate news, Dina Bonnevie described Fyang Smith as her “anak-anakan,” highlighting the close bond they developed while working together. Fyang had previously faced criticism regarding her attitude during public appearances and events, but Dina offered a different perspective rooted in care and understanding. The veteran actress emphasized the importance of guidance for younger artists. Their strong connection reportedly grew during their collaboration in the series Love Is Never Gone.
Meanwhile, Dina Bonnevie also shared her honest thoughts about the acting performance of Fyang Smith during a media conference for Love Is Never Gone. She mentioned that she treats her younger co-stars like family, fondly referring to Fyang as her “baby girl.” Dina praised the young actress for delivering emotional scenes effectively despite her playful personality off-camera. She expressed admiration for Fyang’s talent, describing her as a promising and multi-faceted performer in the industry.
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