Ian Red, nag-react sa pagpanaw ni Ate Gay, binalikan ang masasayang alaala nila

• Ian Red expressed his sadness over the passing of fellow comedian Ate Gay at the age of 55
• In his social media post, he affectionately called the late comedian “Kefong” and shared a heartfelt message about his loss
• He also posted a reel featuring numerous photos of them together captured throughout the years
• Through his posts, Ian looked back on their shared memories and paid tribute to a colleague he would fondly remember

Comedian and “Eat Bulaga” host Ian Red paid tribute to fellow comedian Ate Gay, who passed away on Sunday, November 1, 2026, at the age of 55. His passing saddened many in the entertainment industry, including fellow comedians and personalities who had the opportunity to work with him and create lasting memories together.

In a social media post on Sunday, Ian expressed his grief over the loss of Ate Gay, whom he affectionately called “Kefong.” He shared a short but heartfelt message conveying how saddened he was by the comedian's passing.

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Ian wrote, “Sobrang nakakalungkot. Kefong,” accompanied by an emoji depicting grief.

In another post, Ian shared a reel featuring numerous photos of him and Ate Gay captured throughout the years. The collection showed different moments they had shared, offering a glimpse into their friendship and the memories they made together. The photos also served as a look back at their time together in the entertainment industry.

Through his heartfelt message and collection of photos, Ian remembered Ate Gay not only as a fellow comedian but also as someone with whom he shared many memorable moments. His tribute reflected the sadness of losing a colleague and the value of the memories they had built over the years.

Ate Gay was a prominent Filipino comedian, singer, and television personality who made a name for himself in the local entertainment industry. He built a successful career as a famed impersonator of screen icon Nora Aunor and gained widespread acclaim for his signature mashup song performances. Through his comedic talent, distinctive impersonations, and entertaining stage presence, he captivated audiences and established himself as a recognizable figure in Philippine show business.

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His family announced his passing through an official statement shared on his Facebook page on November 1, following weeks of concern over his health. According to the family, the comedian passed away peacefully while surrounded by his loved ones after courageously fighting for his life. They also expressed their gratitude to everyone who extended prayers, love, financial assistance, and support throughout his illness. The family further asked the public to continue praying for his peaceful repose.

As previously reported by KAMI, Ate Gay held a living funeral on October 15, 2026, in Biñan, Laguna, where his family and friends gathered to share their living eulogies and express their love and appreciation for him. The comedian also shared photos from the meaningful gathering on social media, offering a glimpse of the emotional occasion. The event became a special moment for Ate Gay and his loved ones as he continued his battle with stage 4 cancer.

Source: KAMI.com.gh