Kris Aquino, unang post matapos mailibing ang kapatid na si Noynoy Aquino, nag-viral

Kris Aquino, unang post matapos mailibing ang kapatid na si Noynoy Aquino, nag-viral

- The first video post of Kris Aquino more than a month after her brother, former President Benigno Simeon “Noynoy” C. Aquino III, was laid to rest, has gone viral

- The video, which was posted on the 12th death anniversary of former President Cory Aquino, contained the background music “Hindi Ka Nag-iisa” by Regine Velasquez and highlighted the things that the late president did for the country

- With Ballsy Aquino’s eulogy serving as a narration of events from the time their father, the late former Senator Ninoy Aquino, was assassinated to Pnoy’s arriving at the decision to run for president, the video has a powerful effect

- Former President Noynoy Aquino was rushed to the hospital on 24 June 2021 where he died on the same day due to health complications

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The first video post of Kris Aquino more than a month after the burial of her brother, former President Benigno Simeon “Noynoy” C. Aquino III, has gone viral.

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Kris Aquino, unang post matapos mailibing ang kapatid na si Noynoy Aquino, nag-viral
Photo: Kris Aquino (@krisaquino)
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The video post, which contained the background music “Hindi Ka Nag-iisa” by Asia’s Songbird Regine Velasquez, with the eulogy of Ballsy Aquino serving as a narration of events, was uploaded by Kris on early morning of the 12th death anniversarsary of former President Cory Aquino.

In the first part of the video, the body of the slain former Senator Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino, Jr., the father of President Noynoy, can be seen lying on the airport tarmac.

It then briefly shows the funeral cortege of the late senator, the People Power revolution, the assumption of Cory Aquino as President of the Philippines, and finally, PNoy’s own ascension to the presidency.

“Mom i am sure won’t mind that we are posting this at 2 AM (the hour she died), on the day of her 12th death anniversary, because on August 2, it will be the 40th day since Noy’s death,” Kris said on the video’s comment box.

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Kris also explained why she did not appear in any interviews or appeared on camera to speak on behalf of her family.

“Maraming nilalaman ang puso ko na gusto kong ibahagi sa inyong lahat… Sure ako marami ang nagtatataka bakit wala kayong nakitang post, napanuod na interview, o nakitang moment na ako ang nagsalita on behalf of our family. But, now is still not the right time for me… Naghihintay pa ko ng “go signal” from him- i know my brother will find a way to let “bunso” know when it’s time for all of you to hear the story from me of our journey- simply because all of you are a very special part of our journey, one i believe is a continuing one,” explained Kris in her post.

She then expressed her gratitude to everyone for making her and her three other sisters feel they are not alone in their grief.

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“Sa inyo pong lahat, maraming salamat dahil pinaramdam nyo sa aming apat, kay Ate, Pinky, Viel, at sa ‘kin na hindi kami nag-iisa sa aming paniniwala that we were truly blessed to have Noy as our brother- na habang buhay naming IPAGMAMALAKI, PASASALAMATAN, HAHANAP HANAPIN, at MAMAHALIN,” Kris said.

The popular actress and TV host then said that while they still the pain, they are consoled in the thought that they are blessed to be a part of Noynoy’s and their parents’ lives.

“Though still so painful, we know how blessed we were to have been born as the children of Ninoy and Cory, and the sisters of Noynoy Aquino,” Kris ends.

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Kristina Bernadette Cojuangco Aquino, better known as Kris Aquino, is a Pinay actress, TV host, producer, endorser, and businesswoman. She was born on Feruary 14, 1971 to former Senator Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. and former President Corazon “Cory” C. Aquino. Kris is the younger sister of former President Benigno Simeon Cojuangco Aquino III. Kris was thrust into the limelight when her father, former Sen. Aquino, was assassinated in broad daylight. Instead of taking the political path, however, Kris joined the showbiz industry and made her debut in the movie Pido Dida: Sabay Tayo. She is also famous for her roles in several horror films like Feng Shui and Sukob, the highest-grossing Pinoy film in 2006.

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It cannot be denied that Kris has a lot of friends, not only in the political sphere but also in the entertainment industry. One of them is veteran columnist, Lolit Solis, who recently said that she would vote for Kris if the actress decides to run for senator. The entertainment columnist also discussed why she thinks the Queen of All Media is fit to be a senator.

Lolit also shared an important update about the past conflict between Kris Aquino and another influential shobiz columnist, Cristy Fermin. Cristy and Kris got into a conflict last year after their planned online talk show did not push through due to the latter allegedly not wanting Mister Fu to be a part of the said show. According to Lolit, Kris recently made peace with Cristy on her birthday, sending her a greeting and a few gifts. She praised Kris for making amends and Cristy for accepting the greeting and the gifts.

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