Dennis at Jennylyn, nagbigay ng espesyal na araw para sa mga batang autistic

• Jennylyn Mercado and Dennis Trillo organized an “Ausome Family Day” to promote autism awareness
• The event featured fun and inclusive activities for children diagnosed with autism
• Their initiative aimed to educate and encourage understanding of the autism spectrum
• Fellow celebrities and families joined the meaningful gathering

Celebrity couple Jennylyn Mercado and Dennis Trillo recently held an “Ausome Family Day,” a heartfelt initiative dedicated to raising awareness about autism while creating a joyful and inclusive space for families.

The event, which was shared through their collaborative Instagram post, highlighted a day filled with engaging activities designed specifically for children diagnosed with autism.

“An Ausome Family Day filled with laughter, love, and connection…,” said the Kapuso couple.

They described the spirit of the gathering as fun and lively.

Beyond the fun and games, the primary goal of the event was to spread awareness about the autism spectrum and foster a deeper understanding among attendees and the public. The couple emphasized the importance of creating safe and supportive environments for children and their families.

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Jennylyn expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to bring happiness to participants.

“Masaya kami na mabigyang saya 'yung mga taong nandito, makatulong sa kanila,” she said.

She added that raising awareness remains crucial, especially for those who are still unfamiliar with autism.

Dennis, on the other hand, shared an encouraging message for parents and families navigating similar journeys.

“Pinakamahalaga 'yung huwag kayong mawawalan ng pag-asa,” he said.

He stressed the importance of continuous support, reminding families not to give up or let go, as children with autism greatly rely on their parents’ guidance and love.

The special day also included Jennylyn’s son, Alex Jazz, making the event even more personal for the actress. Joining the cause were fellow celebrities Empress Schuck and Mika Salamanca, who also took part in the celebration.

The “Ausome Family Day” was later featured on 24 Oras Weekend, further amplifying its message of inclusivity, awareness, and hope.

Jennylyn Mercado, 38, is GMA’s “Ultimate Star,” known for winning StarStruck and starring in projects like English Only, Please. Now a devoted mother, she continues leading major dramas while growing her lifestyle brand, DYLN, and releasing music under Star Music. Her husband, Dennis Trillo, 44, dubbed “Asia’s Drama King,” is celebrated for transformative roles such as Maria Clara at Ibarra and currently stars in Sanggang Dikit FR while prioritizing family life.

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In another report, Kapuso actor Dennis Trillo reacted after a full tank of fuel reportedly cost P10,000, prompting discussion online. His Facebook post caught the attention of netizens, many of whom shared concerns about rising fuel prices. The increase has been linked to fluctuations in the global oil market and tensions in the Middle East. The situation shows that even celebrities are feeling the impact as Filipinos prepare for possible continued fuel cost hikes.

Meanwhile, Calix Andreas Ho, the son of Dennis Trillo and Carlene Aguilar, was named Rookie of the Year in the UAAP Season 88 Men's Fencing Tournament. The 18-year-old freshman represented the University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons. He secured a gold medal in the Men's Epee individual event and earned silver in the team category. Dennis Trillo proudly shared the achievement on social media, posting photos of Calix with his trophy and medals.

Source: KAMI.com.gh