KMJS uncovers details of missing bride-to-be Sherra De Juan's story

• Sherra De Juan's disappearance case was featured on Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho episode
• The bride-to-be went missing for 19 days before being found in Pangasinan
• KMJS showed CCTV footage and interviewed family about the ordeal
• Sherra is now recovering at home with wedding plans still on

Sherra De Juan's mysterious disappearance caught national attention for weeks as people followed the news closely.

Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho dedicated an entire episode to her story that brought closure to many viewers. The program aired details of the 19-day search and her safe return that relieved everyone involved.

Sherra vanished just days before her scheduled wedding on December 14, 2025, leaving family worried.

CCTV footage captured her leaving home and boarding a bus in Quezon City. She ended up in Pangasinan looking weak and confused after the long period away.

KMJS interviewed fiancé Mark Arjay Reyes and family members who shared their experiences. They described the daily worry during the search and the overwhelming joy upon her reunion. A kind rider helped Sherra make a phone call home that led to her rescue. Police coordinated everything carefully to bring her back safely.

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The episode included prenup photos and wedding invitations to show the happy plans before the incident. It mentioned financial stress hints but focused mainly on verified facts and recovery.

Mark expressed deep thanks to police teams and all supporters who prayed. The wedding will push through at the end of March as planned. Sherra continues to rest and heal at home with loved ones around her.

Fans felt deeply moved while watching the feature on television. Many praised KMJS for handling the sensitive story with care and respect. The episode highlighted hope through community support and strong faith.

Sherra begins her recovery slowly with family by her side. They celebrate her presence especially during the New Year festivities.

Watch the video below:

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Source: KAMI.com.gh