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Sam Pinto and Anthony Semerad with their daughter Mia Aya. Image: Instagram/@sampinto

Sam Pinto and Anthony Semerad held a ground-breaking ceremony to mark the beginning of the construction of their new resort in Calaca, Batangas.

The actress gave a glimpse of the small event where their daughter Mia Aya was also present, as seen on Pinto’s Instagram page on Thursday, Jan. 9.

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In the photos, the family of three held golden shovels while joined by a few other companions. A tarpaulin that states “a proposed resort” as well as the location of the construction can also be seen in the snaps.

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“Building something magical,” she said in the caption.

“Can’t wait, baby!” Semerad replied to Pinto via the comments section.

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Aside from their upcoming resort, the couple also owns two more resorts, one also in Batangas and another one in Aurora.

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Pinto and Semerad tied the knot in an intimate ceremony in March 2021, after two years of being in a relationship. They welcomed Mia in September of the same year.

Meanwhile, Pinto made her showbiz comeback in 2023 after a six-year hiatus.

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“Honestly, I think I was tired and parang burnt-out na,” she spoke of why she took a break from show business. “So parang, I needed a break.”

“I think I enjoyed the break too much kasi I was just chilling. I had all the time that I needed. I can do anything, I can go anywhere, parang it is freedom, basically,” she said.

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