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• Veteran actress Dina Bonnevie recounted a 1989 near-death experience caused by a severe asthma attack during a variety show taping
• She described a vivid out-of-body experience where she observed her own physical form and a mysterious silver cord connecting her to it
• The actress detailed a "life review" where she faced past memories and felt an overwhelming sense of divine love before being resuscitated
• The clinical death lasted for one minute and 10 seconds, an ordeal she kept secret for years until more people shared similar stories

Veteran actress Dina Bonnevie recently opened up about a harrowing experience from 1989, revealing that she was clinically dead for one minute and 10 seconds following a severe medical emergency. The "Love is Never Gone" star shared the details of her encounter with the afterlife, an ordeal sparked by a severe asthma attack triggered by a smoke machine during a taping for her show Loveliness.

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Bonnevie recalled that despite her requests to avoid using the machine due to her allergies, the production continued with the effects.

"Hindi na ako makahinga," she said.

Describing the moment her condition worsened. By the time she reached the hospital, she had lost her sight and could only rely on her hearing.

In a state of clinical death, the actress described a surreal out-of-body experience. She narrated how she felt herself standing up from the hospital bed and attempting to touch her sister, only for her hand to pass through her sister’s body.

"Andun yung body ko. Sabi ko, 'nasa'n ako?' And then I saw this cord from my navel to where I was. May silver cord na nakadugtong," she explained.

Her journey continued through what she described as a dark, fast-moving tunnel, eventually leading to a place of immense peace and bright light. Bonnevie emphasized that the feeling of love she experienced was beyond comprehension.

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“Parang this is love, talagang one thousand and one percent." she said.

"I felt so loved by that light,” she added,

During this state, she underwent a "life review," seeing snapshots of her past, including childhood mistakes and her separation from her former husband. She recalled arguing telepathically with a divine presence, defending her past actions. The experience concluded when she saw her daughter, Danica, at the end of a tunnel. Upon reaching for her daughter’s hand, Bonnevie woke up in the hospital as doctors were using a defibrillator to revive her.

For years, the actress chose to remain silent about the event.

“I didn't tell a soul, kasi baka sabihin lang siraulo ito,” she admitted.

It was only after seeing others share similar near-death experiences that she felt comfortable discussing the phenomenon that reaffirmed her faith in the afterlife.

Dina Bonnevie is a veteran Filipina actress known for her strong personality and acclaimed performances in both film and television. She started her career at a young age and later became one of the most respected figures in the industry. She was previously married to Vic Sotto, and they have two children, Oyo Boy Sotto and Danica Sotto. Over time, her evolving relationship with Danica has become an inspiring story for many fans.

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In separate news, Dina Bonnevie opened up about the emotional trauma she experienced after witnessing the death of her late husband, Deogracias Victor “DV” Savellano. She revealed that she suffered emotional distress and even physical tremors while filming an intense ICU scene for a new series, as reported by ABS-CBN. The actress also recalled having a disturbing premonition during their final Christmas together before his passing in January 2025. Despite the painful loss, she emphasized her journey toward healing and her determination to stay strong for her children.

Meanwhile, Dina Bonnevie described Fyang Smith as her “anak-anakan,” reflecting the close bond they formed while working together. Although Fyang had previously faced criticism regarding her behavior during public appearances, Dina offered a more compassionate perspective, emphasizing understanding and guidance for younger artists. She highlighted the importance of mentoring new talents in the industry. Their connection reportedly strengthened during their collaboration in the series Love Is Never Gone.

Source: KAMI.com.gh