Yeng Constantino, nagdadalamhati sa pagkamatay ng kanyang father-in-law
- Yeng Constantino shared heartfelt photos from the wake of her father-in-law, remembering him as a kind, joyful and God-fearing man
- The singer expressed gratitude for the way her father-in-law welcomed her into the Asuncion family and treated her like his own daughter
- Yeng also honored the important role he played in raising her husband, Yan Asuncion, saying she now sees the goodness of his teachings in the kind of husband Yan has become
- In an emotional farewell, Yeng said she will miss their conversations, his warm smile whenever she visited their home, and the way he would ask about her and Yan
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Yeng Constantino has paid tribute to her late father-in-law through a deeply personal message shared alongside photos from his wake, remembering the man who welcomed her into the Asuncion family and treated her like a daughter.
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The singer expressed her gratitude for having been blessed with a father-in-law whom she described as kind, cheerful and devoted to God. For Yeng, his passing was not only a loss for her husband, Yan Asuncion, and his siblings, but also for everyone who had been touched by his presence.
“Daddy, thank you po sa pagwelcome sakin sa Asuncion Family at pagtrato sakin bilang anak,” Yeng wrote.
She continued by saying how blessed she felt to have been given a father-in-law who possessed the qualities she admired.
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“Napakablessed ko po na pinagkalooban ako ng Panginoon ng father-in-law na katulad nyo na mabuti, masayahin, makadiyos,” she said.
Yeng also reflected on the love that the family has for their patriarch. Although he is no longer physically with them, she expressed confidence that he would know how deeply his children loved him and how grateful they are for the life he gave them.
The singer particularly acknowledged the role he played in raising Yan.
She thanked him for being the father who protected, provided for and disciplined her husband throughout his life. Yeng then shared a touching reflection about how she now benefits from the values he passed on to Yan.
“Daddy ako ngayon ang sumasalo ng ganda ng mga naituro nyo dahil napakabuti nyang asawa,” she wrote.
The sentiment highlighted Yeng’s appreciation not only for her father-in-law himself but also for the influence he had on the man she married.
Yeng went on to recall the ordinary moments she shared with him whenever she and Yan visited his home. Among the memories she said she would miss were the way he greeted her with a smile when she entered the door, their conversations and his simple questions about how she and Yan were doing.
“Yung pagsalubong po ng ngiti nyo sakin pagpasok ko ng pinto, yung mga kwentuhan po natin at mga pagkamusta nyo samin ni Yan,” she recalled.
Her message carried a strong sense of faith, with Yeng expressing hope that their separation is only temporary and that they will eventually see each other again in accordance with God’s appointed time.
“Paalam po muna sa ngayon,” she wrote. “Sa tinakda po ng Panginoon na panahon tayo ay magkikitang muli at bibigyan ko po kayo ng mahigpit na yakap.”
She ended her tribute with a simple declaration of love and a final wish for her father-in-law to rest peacefully in heaven.
“We love you Daddy. Rest in heaven,” Yeng said.
Yeng Constantino is a prominent Filipino singer who became known nationwide after winning the title of Grand Star Dreamer on “Pinoy Dream Academy.” She married Yan Asuncion on February 14, 2015, in a ceremony held at a resort in Tagaytay, Cavite. Since then, Yeng has remained one of the Philippines’ notable pop-rock performers, releasing successful songs and albums while earning recognition for her distinctive voice and emotionally resonant songwriting.
Previously, Yeng Constantino recalled the story behind “Hawak Kamay,” one of the songs that became especially significant in her career. She revealed that she wrote the song when she was only 14 years old, making the composition an early example of the songwriting talent that would eventually become a major part of her musical identity.
In another report, Yeng Constantino and Gloc-9 discussed becoming part of the upcoming season of “The Voice Kids Philippines” as new coaches. In a report by Aubrey Carampel on “24 Oras,” Yeng shared that taking on a coaching role had long been one of her aspirations in the entertainment industry. Gloc-9, meanwhile, expressed enthusiasm about the opportunity to learn alongside his fellow coaches and from the young contestants. Julie Anne San Jose also shared advice with the two as they prepared for their new roles.
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