Iya Villania took to social media to pen a message for her husband, Drew Arellano, as they marked their 12th wedding anniversary.
On her Instagram, Iya posted a montage of their recent Hakone, Japan, adventures for their anniversary trip.
According to hakone-japan.com, Hakone is "in the heart of a national park with some of the best onsen in Japan." Hakone's mountains "have hot springs, museums, and activities to discover and experience."
"Anywhere and everywhere with this one ❤️ celebrating 12yrs was the perfect occasion to enjoy this one on one time together ❤️," Iya wrote in the caption of her post.
She quipped: "With the chaos of 5 kids back home - oh how we needed this 😂."
Looking back on their journey together as a couple, Iya recounted: "10yrs bf/gf, 12yrs married, 5 kids, and some major grown up decisions we’ve had to make together… Haaay, l love us so much ❤️ Happy Anniversary, bub ❤️."
Fans online were quick to react to Iya's post.
"Happy Anniversary forever faves!!!" one fan commented.
"May this kind of love find me❤️❤️❤️❤️ happy anniversary!!!" another fan wrote.
Drew and Iya got married on January 31, 2014 at Meditation Point, Kawayan Cove in Nasugbu, Batangas after being in a relationship for ten years.
They have five kids: Primo, Leon, Alana, Astro, and Anya.
READ: Iya Villania shares her birth stories for each of her five children
In an interview with Smart Parenting in May 2025, Iya reflected on how motherhood molded her character.
"Motherhood has been the most humbling teacher for me. And it's true that it really exposes a lot about yourself and it exposes a lot of the things that we need to fix within ourselves, so that for me is what motherhood has been," she remarked.
The television host shared that while parenting can be overwhelming, her faith and trust in God have helped her navigate even the toughest days.
"It can get very overwhelming, it can get overstimulating, it can get challenging, but if you take the time to just be still and talk to God, there's a lot that He can expose and help you through," she stated.