Angel Locsin meets U2’s Bono, gets her shirt signed

Achievement unlocked!

After flying to Japan to watch U2’s concert live, Angel Locsin gets another dream of hers fulfilled - an up-close and personal encounter with the band’s vocalist, Bono.

 

 

 

 

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Buong buhay kong pinangarap to! Maraming salamat @u2 🙌🏻 Mahal kita Bono!❤️😭 naiiyak ako na nagtatalon ako at wala akong matinong video😭 pero nag enjoy naman ako sa event👌🏻 (Gusto ko lang i-add, yan na yung mga matitino😅 nung lumabas sila, bumaha ang luha ko na iyak bata talaga, lol. Pag tingin ko kay Ms. @eulavaldes , sya rin hahaha!) #JoshuaTreeJapanTour2019 #U2 #Humanitarian #Bono

A post shared by Angel Locsin (@therealangellocsin) on Dec 4, 2019 at 10:41am PST

That’s right, Angel Locsin met one of her favorite human beings in the flesh. To top it off, she got one of her shirts signed on by no less than Bono himself.

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High salute to My love, Bono, the multi-awarded @U2 frontman who has also been a frontman for advocating social justice worldwide :) Despite his tight schedule, he have chosen to accomodate @philredcross’ invitation and introduce us to this new technology of saving human lives through aerial drones🙌🏻 Looking forward to this faster, easier & hi-tech way to get blood where it's needed, especially to remote places with poor road infrastructure and devastated by calamities. Thanks to you, Bono, senator @dickgordon, @philredcross & @zipline For updates on how you can do your part to help save lives with the Phils Red Cross, please follow @PhilRedCross #PHLRedCross #PHRedCrossxZiplinexBono PS. Thank you @bigbadbawang for the video😭

A post shared by Angel Locsin (@therealangellocsin) on Dec 10, 2019 at 1:00am PST

Angel Locsin met Bono at an event organized by the Philippine Red Cross and Zipline.

LOOK: Angel Locsin continues to donate blood to the Red Cross

The said event aims hopes to make utilize modern technology in saving lives by using aerial drones to transport blood wherever it’s needed.

‘High salute to My love, Bono, the multi-awarded @U2 frontman who has also been a frontman for advocating social justice worldwide,” Locsin wrote in her post.

Locsin, a humanitarian herself, recently made it to Forbes Asia’s “Heroes of Philanthropies” list.

Meanwhile, Bono is currently in Manila for U2’s first-ever concert in the Philippines.

U2’s Joshua Tree Tour is happening tonight, December 11, at the Philippine Arena.