Fans and fellow celebrities gushed over a rare sweet photo that Ryan Agoncillo posted of himself and his wife Judy Ann Santos on social media.

The photo, which he uploaded on Instagram on Tuesday, October 26, shows the television host cradling his wife while sitting in a wing chair.

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"'Yung isa kung maka-asta, akala mo 6 footer. 'Yung isa kung maka arte, parang petite," he wrote in the caption.

Addressing their son Lucho, Ryan said: "Isa 'yan sa mga rason, bakit sa tingin ko swak kami ng mommy mo anak."

He also credited the snap to their youngest child, Luna.

Ryan's post earned thousands of "likes" from his followers, including some of their friends from showbiz, who could not help but share their "kilig" in the comments.

"Haaaaay… I love you guys!" wrote actress Iza Calzado.

"Huhuhuhu favorite couple talagaaaa," said host Bianca Gonzalez.

"What a beautiful loving photo!!! At panalo ang caption!!! True love," added broadcaster Karen Davila.

For her part, Judy Ann simply wrote, "Love love ko 'yan e," along with two emojis of a face blowing a kiss.

Judy Ann and Ryan have been married for 12 years. They celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary last April 28.

They have three children—Yohan, 16; Lucho, who turned 11 this October; and Luna, 5.

READ: Judy Ann Santos and Ryan Agoncillo’s son Lucho turns 11

In a previous interview, Judy Ann shared the secrets to her lasting marriage with Ryan.

“Siguro parang feeling ko, importante rin na nag-e-enjoy kayo, napagtatawanan niyo ang isa’t isa,” she said. "Nagagawa niyo pa rin na nagdi-date kayo, you talk to each other as friend, as husband and wife, as parents."

She went on: "Ano naman kami ni Rye, natatanggap ko kung ano ang critique niya sa akin, ganun din naman ako sa kanya.

“Siguro, along the way, may mga bagay na hindi napag-uusapan ng mag-asawa, kapag pinalipas niyo, lumalaki. Natatakpan ng ibang bagay hanggang sa bumigat na nang bumigat hanggang sa may isa ng lumet go."

“I think when you’re married, it’s a constant work and progress,” she concluded.