Zsa Zsa Padilla pays heartfelt tribute to Cocoy Laurel

• Veteran film and theater actor Cocoy Laurel has passed away at 72 years old
• Zsa Zsa Padilla has taken to social media to pay tribute to the late actor
• She expressed her heartfelt gratitude for Cocoy’s “beautiful gift”
• The Divine Diva also recalled her last meeting with Cocoy, which took place just last month

Zsa Zsa Padilla is among those mourning the passing of veteran film and theater actor Victor "Cocoy" Laurel.

On her Instagram page, the Divine Diva shared a heartfelt post paying tribute to Cocoy.

The singer and actress expressed her earnest gratitude to Cocoy for the latter’s “beautiful gift.”

“Cocoy Laurel, thank you for the beautiful gift of ‘Point of No Return,’ which you composed with Louie Ocampo. It became one of my signature songs, and I’ll always think of you when I sing it,” Zsa Zsa gratefully aired.

She went on to recall her very last interaction with the late actor.

“I didn’t know our last meeting at Malacañang last May would be our final one. You were so gracious, kind, and generous with your words. I was lucky to be seated beside you that day,” Zsa Zsa, who seemed surprised by the sad news, penned.

Zsa Zsa concluded her poignant post by wishing Cocoy’s soul eternal peace.

“Rest well, Cocoy. May you be in the loving embrace of our Creator,” she wrote.

See Zsa Zsa’s tribute post below:

Cocoy died at the age of 72, his niece Nicole Laurel Asensio announced on social media.

In a heartfelt post alongside Cocoy’s photo, Nicole expressed her gratitude to her Tito Cocoy simply for “everything.”

It can be remembered that Cocoy was once the on-screen partner of the late Nora Aunor in classic films such as "Lollipops and Roses" and "Impossible Dream."

Zsa Zsa Padilla is a renowned Filipino singer, actress, music producer, and businesswoman. Often referred to as the "Divine Diva," she is celebrated as one of the leading female recording artists in the Philippines. She began her music career in the mid-1970s as the vocalist for the Manila Sound band Hotdog before launching a successful solo career in 1982. In addition to her music career, Padilla has made a significant impact in film and television. In her personal life, Padilla has three daughters, including singer-actress Karylle. She was in a long-term relationship with the late comedian Dolphy and is currently married to architect Conrad Onglao.

Zsa Zsa Padilla, also known as the Divine Diva, took to social media to pay tribute to Freddie Aguilar, who passed away on May 27. On her Instagram page, Zsa Zsa wished Ka Freddie’s soul eternal peace. Although she did not know the late OPM legend personally, Zsa Zsa revealed she has been admiring the “Anak” hitmaker’s music.

Zsa Zsa recently mourned the passing of Ricky Davao. On May 2, Zsa Zsa posted a black-and-white picture of the late actor. Along with the photo was a lengthy message and tribute for her friend. In her post, Zsa Zsa also fondly recalled the memories she made with Ricky.

Source: KAMI.com.gh