"Ghosting" Part 1 may have ended, but JM Ibarra and Fyang Smith aren’t done serving chemistry just yet, as they're giving us more 'kilig' moments in the "Physical Touch" Challenge on Kapamilya Chat.
Known as one of the typical love languages, physical touch is all about affection through gestures, whether it’s a playful tap, a gentle hug, or that lingering closeness that says more than words ever could. So, as the name of the challenge suggests, they need to demonstrate the kind of touch they'd offer each other in a given situation.
Let's start with the classic 'tampuhan' moment. Fyang shared that her way of saying sorry would be to lean her head gently on JM’s shoulder while whispering “sorry." JM's style, on the other hand, goes beyond touch as his apologies also come with a little acts of service on the side, like buying Fyang her food cravings just to win her back.
Asked how he would get Fyang’s attention if she were too caught up to notice him, JM barely had the chance to answer before Fyang chimed in, "Never ako nagiging busy sa kanya." That alone had everyone in the studio melting, but JM’s actual answer was that he likes to hold her hand and give it a mini-massage. As for Fyang, her way of showing affection is by annoying JM.
When JM prepares a surprise, he makes sure every detail is perfect and that Fyang never gets the slightest clue. Meanwhile, Fyang prefers to keep gift-giving more straightforward. She simply hands the gift over without much theatrics.
iWant has confirmed that its hit supernatural romance “Ghosting” will return with Part 2 of its first season this November.
The confirmation has sparked positive reactions from viewers on social media, with fans expressing eagerness to see how Jaja and Wilberto’s romance will unfold in the coming episodes.
“Ghosting” has emerged as one of the most anticipated iWant Originals of 2025, with its trailers garnering over 23 million views even before the series premiered. Since its debut in July, it has consistently ranked among the Top 5 most-watched shows on iWant in the Philippines, underscoring its strong following and sustained audience interest.