WHO says sports love teams don’t work?
Volleyball superstar Kianna Dy and professional basketball player Dwight Ramos brought kilig feelings on social media when the power couple shared posts of what appeared to be their sweet date on Monday night.
In an Instagram post, Dy, known by her fans as KKD, shared snippets of their dinner date with the caption “fourever (forever) valentine.”
Dy and Ramos have been in a relationship for more than two years now.
For the past years, the couple has been thrilling fans online over their moments together.
Recently, Dy ventured into YouTube vlogs and posted a clip where she surprised Ramos in Sapporo during the latter’s training.
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Who is Kianna Dy?
KKD is a professional volleyball player and is part of the country’s national women’s volleyball team. She is currently playing for F2 Logistics Cargo Movers.
The 27-year-old athlete recently led the Cargo Movers in outplaying Akari during the recently held Premier Volleyball League All-Filipino Conference.
Aside from being a professional volleyball player, Dy also does content creation on TikTok, where she uploads live updates about her lifestyle, covers of trending Tik Tok dance crazes, and fit checks.
Dy now has over 787,000 followers on TikTok and 19.8 million likes, while her YouTube account has 508,000 subscribers.
Who is Dwight Ramos?
Ramos is a Filipino-American professional basketball player. He was a member of the Ateneo Blue Eagles in 2019 and was supposed to suit up for it during the University Athletic Association of the Philippines games.
However, when the games were canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Ramos decided to leave Ateneo for Japan. He is now playing for Levanga Hokkaido.
He also played for the national basketball team where he joined Gilas Pilipinas for the FIBA World Cup Asian qualifiers.
