Jon Semira and Yassi Pressman. Image: Instagram/@imjonnytsunami
Jon Semira has confirmed that “it’s been a while” since his split from actress Yassi Pressman, as he dismissed speculation there was a third party in their relationship.
The Canada-based entrepreneur revealed as much in a statement posted to his and the actress’ respective Instagram page on Wednesday, August 16.
“After an incredible run, Yass and I have decided to go our separate ways. We are looking to move on to the next stage of our lives in peace and with the support of our family and friends,” Semira said.
“It’s been a while since the breakup. It was a decision made by both of us, and only us. Third party rumors are false,” he pointed out, apparently referring to speculation that stemmed from Pressman’s recent sightings with Camarines Sur Gov. Luigi Villafuerte.
Semira went on to describe her previous relationship with Pressman as “beautiful” and asked the public to let the couple handle the breakup “in private”.
“We wish each other the best and we will always appreciate what we had. Our relationship was beautiful and we both come out of it better because of it,” he said. in private as we progress.”
Meanwhile, Pressman, who was earlier revealed to be engaged to Semira, intrigued fans as she opened up about valuing “personal time” through her Instagram Stories on Tuesday, August 15. The post has since been deleted, but screenshots of it have already been reposted on social media.
“When my dad died, I showed up for work (three) days later, none of you could tell I wasn’t grieving. You had no idea,” she began.
“So thank you to everyone who respected (and) understood. Now I know how to value my personal time. I’ll let you know when I’m ready,” she continued, without giving further details. “It’s on my clock.”
Image: Instagram/@yassipressman
The actress was also seen kissing Villafuerte on the cheek again in a video shared by Mary Rose Collao Mesia on her Facebook page Monday, August 14.
Pressman has yet to speak publicly about her supposed relationship with the politician, as of this writing. VDE
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