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- Gil Aducal Morales, popularly known as Ate Gay, received messages of love and prayers from celebrities after his family announced his passing on November 1, 2026
- Among those who left condolences were Heart Evangelista, Ogie Alcasid, Karen Davila, and Dawn Zulueta
- His family thanked everyone who offered prayers, financial assistance, and support throughout his battle
- Loved ones also appealed for help with the remaining hospital bills and requested continued prayers
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Gil Aducal Morales, known to many as Ate Gay, received heartfelt tributes from celebrities following his family’s announcement of his passing on November 1, 2026.
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Heart Evangelista, Ogie Alcasid, Karen Davila, and several other personalities expressed their sadness in the comments section of the Instagram post. Their messages offered condolences to the grieving family and prayers for the late comedian.
Heart left a personal message that read, “My love :( Kaya pala wala ka na sagot samin...”
Ogie extended his sympathies to the family, writing, “Nakikiramay po kami ng lubos,” followed by heart emojis.
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Karen also paid tribute to the entertainer’s courage. “My Lord,” she began, adding prayer emojis before writing, “Ate Gay fought so valiantly... Rest in Peace in Heaven Ate Gay.”
Other celebrities shared brief messages of farewell. Dawn Zulueta wrote, “Rest in peace,” while Rodjun Cruz commented, “Rest in paradise ate Gay,” accompanied by emojis.
Edgar Allan Guzman likewise offered a simple prayer, writing, “Rest in peace Ate Gay.” Wendell Ramos addressed the comedian as a friend in his message: “rest in God’s paradise my friend.”
Kevin Montillano remembered the performer through his musical comedy, commenting, “REST IN PARADISE OUR MASH-UP QUEEN!”
Meanwhile, Jhai Ho, Hero Angeles, and Ethan David expressed their condolences through prayer emojis. Jem Ferrer also left a “Rest in peace” message.
The comments accompanied a family statement announcing that the comedian had died peacefully with his loved ones around him. GMA News separately reported the family’s announcement of his passing.
“After bravely fighting for his life, while surrounded by his family our beloved Ate Gay has peacefully passed away,” the statement read.
His family expressed gratitude to those who stood by them during his battle. They acknowledged the prayers, love, financial assistance, and support they had received.
“Your kindness and generosity have meant so much to our family,” they wrote.
Alongside the announcement, a comment from the account @ategay08 appealed for assistance with the remaining hospital expenses. The message explained that the family was still struggling to settle the bills.
“With heavy hearts, we humbly knock on your generous hearts once again, for financial assistance as we struggle to settle the remaining hospital bills of our beloved Ate Gay,” the comment read.
The appeal added that any amount would help and thanked those supporting the family through their loss. It ended with, “Maraming salamat po sa pagmamahal.”
In their announcement, the family also requested continued prayers for the comedian’s eternal repose and for strength and comfort for his loved ones.
They said details about the wake and funeral arrangements would be announced later.
“Rest peacefully in the loving arms of our Lord, Ate Gay. You will forever remain in our hearts,” the family wrote.
Gil Aducal Morales, popularly known as Ate Gay, was a Filipino comedian, singer, and television personality best known for his hilarious impersonation of the late superstar Nora Aunor and his viral musical mashups. Born and raised in Tondo, Manila, he built a career in comedy through shows such as Comedy Bar and Wowowillie, and openly embraced his identity as a member of the LGBTQ+ community; he passed away on November 1, 2026, at 55, following a battle with Stage 4 mucoepidermoid carcinoma.
In another report, Pepita Curtis honored the memory of Ate Gay with an emotional farewell following the comedian's passing at 45 after his battle with cancer. She fondly regarded the late entertainer as her "supermom" and credited him for sharing important lessons that helped shape her career as a performer.
Meanwhile, Heart Evangelista joined several personalities in mourning the loss of comedian Ate Gay, who died at 45 following his battle with cancer. In her emotional post, Heart revealed that she had repeatedly tried to contact the entertainer but had not heard back from him.
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