Kapamilya actresses Belle Mariano and Charlie Dizon were spotted together on what seemed to be a catch-up session.

In her recent Instagram post, Charlie shared some photos of herself with Belle at an unnamed restaurant.

“Dreams•coffee•chika•seahorses,” the Kapamilya actress wrote in the caption.

Charlie’s husband, actor Carlo Aquino, was also spotted in the post, joining the two actresses in their cozy catch-up.

Charlie tied the knot with Carlo in June of last year, in a secret wedding held at a private resort in Silang, Cavite.

Belle was one of the bridesmaids, alongside Kaila Estrada and Adrian Lindayag.

Belle and Charlie first worked together on the 2020 film Four Sisters Before the Wedding, the prequel to the Star Cinema cult classic Four Sisters and a Wedding.

In the prequel, Charlie played the eldest sibling Teddie, a role famously portrayed by Toni Gonzaga in the original film. Meanwhile, Belle portrayed the youngest sister, Gabbie, a character initially played by Shaina Magdayao.

In the meantime, the two actresses are working on separate Kapamilya projects.

Belle recently finished her cameo role as Takako Rai, a kidnap victim, in the action-packed primetime series Incognito, starring Richard Gutierrez and Daniel Padilla.

The actress’s television series How to Spot a Red Flag is also currently airing. In the story, she plays Cha, a spunky barista who meets the confident bad boy JR, portrayed by her love team partner, Donny Pangilinan.

Charlie, on the other hand, is set to return to primetime with the upcoming mystery-thriller What Lies Beneath. In the series, she will go head-to-head with a powerhouse cast, including Bela Padilla, Janella Salvador, Julia Barretto, Jake Cuenca, and JM de Guzman.

Meanwhile, Charlie’s husband Carlo is currently filming for the much-anticipated Philippine adaptation of the K-drama It’s Okay to Not Be Okay. Carlo will be playing the role of Matmat, a character on the autism spectrum.

Matmat is the Filipino counterpart of Oh Jung-se’s character, Moon Sang-tae, in the original K-drama series.

It's Okay to Not Be Okay is set to premiere on Philippine television in 2025.

—By Jemuel Tandoc