Mr. Fu pays emotional tribute to Lolit Solis: “You will always be in my heart”

• Mr. Fu has taken to social media to pay tribute to Lolit Solis
• Solis passed away on Thursday, July 3, at 78 after her long battle with kidney disease
• In a heartfelt post, Mr. Fu penned an emotional farewell message to Solis
• He expressed gratitude to Manay Lolit and recalled his precious memories of her

Lolit Solis died on Thursday, July 3, after her long battle with kidney disease. She was 78 years old. Tributes then pour in to honor the late talent manager and entertainment columnist.

Mr. Fu is among those who took to social media to post about the heartbreaking news.

Along with a carousel of photos of himself with Solis, Mr. Fu penned a poignant farewell message to the late showbiz reporter.

“Nay lolit, you will always be in my heart. thank you for the love,” he wrote, expressing his earnest gratitude for the love he received from Manay Lolit.

The radio and television personality went on to reminisce about his precious memories of Solis.

“Di ko makakalimutan yung mga kabaliwan natin on and off camera (as in okray, tawa, repeat!). yung mga pagtatanggol mo sakin (na parang ang galing galing ko!). yung mga pa-harbat mo sakin (na never ko tinanggihan ha!),” Mr. Fu emotionally recalled.

“Haaay nay, super love kita (walang halong kaeklayan..). rest in peace...happy harbat in heaven!” he affectionately added.

Just recently, Solis shared on Instagram that she had an anxiety attack while confined at FEU Hospital. She described waking up disoriented and emotionally overwhelmed by the unfamiliar hospital setting.

Despite feeling weak and helpless, she expressed gratitude for the caring staff and doctors at the hospital. The talent manager reflected on the experience as an eye-opener and remains hopeful for recovery so she can return to the life she loves.

Lolit Solis was a well-known personality in the Philippine showbiz industry. Born on May 20, 1947, in Sampaloc, Manila, she started her career as an entertainment news writer and later became a talent manager and host of television talk shows.

In a previous report by KAMI, former Senator Ramon “Bong” Revilla Jr. is among those grieving the death of Lolit Solis. He took to social media to post an emotional farewell message to his longtime talent manager along with photos of them. The actor-politician expressed his heartfelt gratitude to Solis, whom her treated as his second mother. Revilla also honored the late talent manager and showbiz columnist’s contributions to the local entertainment industry.

In another report, Yasmien Kurdi shared a heartfelt Instagram tribute to her former manager Lolit Solis, who passed away at 78. The actress described Lolit as a second mother who cared for her deeply even after she got married and had children. Yasmien recalled touching memories of their travels, bonding moments, and even a painful scolding that later made sense as tough love. She remembered Lolit’s generosity, especially how she gave away gifts to those in need, and thanked her for the love and guidance she gave.

Source: KAMI.com.gh