Lotlot de Leon shuts down suggestion to sell late Superstar’s letters
- Actress Lotlot de Leon touched the hearts of social media users after sharing a series of handwritten letters from her late mother, Superstar Nora Aunor
- One specific letter dated August 3, 1988, showcased the National Artist’s beautiful and precise penmanship which many netizens compared to professional calligraphy
- The post drew widespread admiration for the deep motherly love expressed in the short notes, highlighting Nora's supportive nature toward her daughter
- Lotlot firmly declined a suggestion from a netizen to sell the precious memorabilia to content creator Boss Toyo, stating the letters are not and will never be for sale
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A heartfelt trip down memory lane was shared by Lotlot de Leon on her social media account, which immediately delighted fans of the one and only Superstar and National Artist, Nora Aunor. In her post captioned “Letters from mom,” Lotlot gave a glimpse into several precious letters she has kept for many years.
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One of the letters was written as far back as August 3, 1988—over thirty-seven years ago. The note contains a short but deeply loving message from Nora to her daughter: “Dearest Baby, Cheer up! Right this instant, someone somewhere is thinking of you.”
Aside from the message itself, Nora’s exceptionally beautiful handwriting did not escape the keen eyes of netizens. Many admired the "perfect" and organized penmanship of the Superstar, with some even comparing it to calligraphy because of the elegance of the strokes and lines. According to one netizen, such handwriting is a reflection of Nora being an extraordinary mother.
Due to the high sentimental and historical value of the letters, one netizen suggested that Lotlot bring the items to Boss Toyo, the famous content creator known for buying memorabilia from celebrities. Lotlot immediately shut down the idea, replying: “it’s not for sale and will never be.”
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It can be recalled that in October 2024, Nora and Boss Toyo had a chance to meet. This was not to sell any belongings, but for Nora to sign Nora Aunor dolls that Boss Toyo had purchased from fans. During that meeting, Boss Toyo donated PHP 250,000 to help with the relief goods Nora was distributing in Bicol. At the time, the Superstar emphasized that she went there as an ordinary person who simply wanted to help her fellow citizens.
Nora Aunor passed away leaving a legacy that is difficult to match in the film and music industry. As a National Artist, every item or letter she left behind is considered a national treasure, especially for her family.
Amidst these remembrances, Lotlot remains steadfast in protecting her mother's memory. This is not the first time the actress has become emotional regarding people close to her heart who have passed or regarding significant family milestones.
Lotlot de Leon recently mourned the passing of their beloved Yaya Pat. In her social media post, the actress expressed her deep sadness because another person they consider family and who had been close to them for a long time has passed away. She thanked Yaya Pat for the care and love she gave their family, which she said would never be forgotten.
Despite the sad news, Lotlot felt a sense of joy when she attended the wedding of Alyana Asistio to Bryan Mendoza. The actress shared her admiration and happiness for the newlywed couple, with photos showing her support for the Asistio family. The gathering served as a beautiful memory for everyone who are close friends within the industry.
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