Video ni lola na umiiyak habang nagpaalam sa kalabaw na higit 30 years nakasama, umantig sa netizens

- A video of a grandmother crying as she was saying goodbye to her carabao has gone viral

- Lola could be seen saying goodbye to "Doro" in tears and very emotional

- In an interview with KMJS, Lola revealed that Doro has been with them for 30 years

- She also underscored that Doro is already like a child to her

A video of a grandmother crying as she was saying goodbye to her carabao which was sold has gone viral.

She could be seen sadly saying goodbye to "Doro" and even hugged the animal.

In an interview with KMJS, Lola explained that Doro has been with them for 30 years.

The carabao was like a child to her, whom she deeply loves.

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She narrated that more than her, it was her husband who can be considered as the real best friend of Doro.

When he passed away, he even entrusted Doro to her, saying that she should take care of the animal and not sell it no matter what happens.

However, due to the needs of her children, she agreed to sell the animal for P68K.

During the interview with the KMJS team, she admitted still feeling very sad whenever Doro crosses her mind.

Lola voiced out her fear that her precious carabao might have already been butchered.

She then expressed her desire to see Doro and to check on him whether he’s okay or not.

Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho, more popularly known as KMJS, is a Philippine television news magazine show broadcast by GMA Network. It is hosted by multi-awarded broadcast journalist, Jessica Soho. The show premiered on November 7, 2004 on the network's Sunday evening line up and is also currently streaming online on Facebook and YouTube.

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The multi-awarded broadcast journalist has interviewed many on her show, among them, Neri Miranda, who took time to give an important advice to her female followers. She said it is important for them to have their own money and savings, indicating financial independence from their spouses. The actress and celebrity entrepreneur said that while she’s not wishing for it to happen but just in case their husbands or partners cheat, women could easily stand on their own because they have money. The wife of Parokya ni Edgar frontman Chito Miranda also encouraged women to have concrete plans and to always learn non-stop the many aspects of life.

While Jessica would often feature heartfelt stories and interview various personalities, she was the one interviewed recently during the wake of fellow broadcast journalist, Mike Enriquez. She was captured on video personally offering her condolences to Mike’s family. Jessica was also among the media personalities who attended the first day of Mike’s wake. The late veteran broadcast journalist’s wake started Thursday, August 31. On social media, GMA Integrated News shared a photo of Jessica at the wake.

Source: KAMI.com.gh