Ely Buendia, nag-react sa pagpanaw ng beteranang aktres na si Sue Prado
- Ely Buendia paid tribute to veteran actress Sue Prado following news of her passing at the age of 44
- The OPM icon, who worked with Sue on past projects, shared photos from their time together as he reflected on her loss
- He expressed deep sadness and disbelief, recalling their short but meaningful collaboration in the industry
- He highlighted Sue’s passion, generosity, and lasting impact as a performer, honoring her contribution to Philippine cinema
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OPM icon Ely Buendia has reacted to the passing of veteran actress Sue Prado, sharing a heartfelt tribute on social media following news of her death. Sue passed away at the age of 44 on Tuesday, April 14, prompting an outpouring of condolences from colleagues in the entertainment industry who remembered her for her talent and contributions to Philippine cinema and television.
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Among those who expressed grief was Ely, who worked with Sue on past projects and shared memories of their collaboration. Along with photos from their time together, he expressed disbelief and sadness over the loss of a former colleague.
“I am shocked and saddend at Sue Prado’s passing,” Ely wrote, reflecting the sudden news that has deeply affected the local arts scene.
The former Eraserheads frontman described his experience working with Sue as meaningful, recalling how her passion and generosity were evident even during their brief time on set.
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“I’ve had the pleasure of working with her, and during our short time together I saw her passion and generosity shine through,” Ely continued.
He concluded his tribute by acknowledging her legacy in Philippine cinema and the void her passing leaves in the industry.
“The film community has just lost an amazing actress and a beautiful human being,” Ely stated.
Sue Prado, born on May 18, 1981, was a respected figure in Philippine cinema, widely recognized for her powerful performances in independent films such as Oro, Barber’s Tales, and Kantil, for which she won a Cinemalaya Best Supporting Actress award. She was also a familiar face on television, with recent appearances in FPJ’s Batang Quiapo, Abot Kamay na Pangarap and My Father’s Wife.
As previously reported by KAMI, Jak Roberto honored Sue Prado after her death at 44, sharing a GMA Network tribute card on Instagram Stories. The Kapuso star acknowledged Sue, who had portrayed his mother in a TV series, with a brief message of sympathy. His post reflected his respect for her work and legacy. Sue is widely remembered in the entertainment industry, with many continuing to mourn her passing.
In another report, Actress Mercedes Cabral also shared an emotional post expressing her grief over the passing of fellow actress Sue Prado. Sue died at the age of 44, with her sister, May Shereen, confirming the news through a Facebook post on April 14. On April 16, Mercedes took to Facebook to convey her sadness and pay tribute to the late actress. Her message reflected the widespread sense of loss among colleagues, friends, and fans as tributes continue to pour in for Sue.
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