Atak Araña on Michelle O’Bombshell: “Noong isang araw ka-chat pa kita pero nagtaka ako sa sinabi mo”
- Comedian Atak Araña mourned the passing of Michelle O’Bombshell, known offstage as Roderic Cuntapay
- He paid tribute on social media, recalling their last conversation and expressing concern over a message Michelle had shared days before the passing
- He also reflected on their long-standing friendship and the impact Michelle had on him and their comedy group
- Atak later visited the wake and shared photos, continuing to honor Michelle’s memory and legacy
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Comedian Atak Araña joined the Philippine entertainment industry in mourning the death of fellow comedian Michelle O’Bombshell, known offstage as Roderic Cuntapay, whose passing was confirmed on April 6.
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Atak took to Facebook to honor Michelle, sharing a heartfelt tribute:
“Sobra akung believe sayo Ador a.k.a Michelle O'Bombshell mula 1999 na kilala kita. Sa husay at galing mo sa stage at sa bilis ng utak mo marami kaming humahanga sayo the.”
Atak revealed that they had been in contact just days before the passing, recalling their last conversation, though a cryptic message from Michelle left him concerned.
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“Noong isang araw ka chat pa kita pero nagtaka ako sa sinabi mong 2% nalang ang lakas mo?” he shared, expressing confusion over the remark.
The comedian admitted he initially struggled to process the news when it broke:
“Nagbibiroan pa tayo. Tapus kagabi wala kana daw hindi pa ako naniwala kasi baka hindi totoo na wala kana.”
“Ikaw ang nag iisang FIRST LADY namin sa Clowns Republik Comedy family,” Atak continued, referring to Michelle as the “First Lady” of their comedy circle.
He concluded his initial post with a final prayer for his friend's soul: “Magpahinga kana teh, you will be missed. Rest in Peace with the Lord Jesus Christ. Paalam Ador.”
On Wednesday, April 8, Atak visited the wake to pay his final respects and later shared photos from the service with his followers. In the caption, he imagined his late friend continuing his craft in the afterlife: “Pahinga kana Teh Ador... im sure makakagawa ka ng magagandang Script, Comedy Skit at Bonggang show sa langit.”
Closing his tribute, Atak bid a final farewell to the person behind the persona: “You will be missed Teh. Rest in Peace with the Lord. Paalam Michelle O'Bombshell,” he penned.
Michelle gained widespread recognition for her memorable impersonations of former U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama and was celebrated for her quick humor and commanding stage presence, leaving a lasting mark on fans and fellow performers alike. Her passing has left a deep void in the local entertainment industry, with many remembering not only her talent and stage presence but also her warmth, humor, and enduring legacy in Philippine comedy.
Recently, John Lapus, widely known as “Sweet,” shared a heartfelt tribute on social media after visiting the wake of comedian Michelle O’Bombshell. In his post, he expressed his deep love for Michelle and reflected on the heavy loss her passing has brought. Michelle, whose real name was Roderic Cuntapay, died on April 6, leaving both fans and colleagues grieving. Many continue to pay tribute to her legacy, remembering her vibrant personality, humor, and lasting impact on the Philippine entertainment industry.
Earlier, Boobay honored fellow comedian Michelle O’Bombshell with a heartfelt social media message. He reflected on the lessons and memorable moments they shared, highlighting the strong bond they had on and off stage. The tribute drew an outpouring of condolences from fans and fellow celebrities, who offered their support to Boobay during this difficult time.
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