Ai-Ai delas Alas, hindi napigilan mapaiyak sa gitna ng masayang usapang pamilya
- Ai-Ai delas Alas became emotional during a family conversation that reminded her of her late mother
- The actress recalled funny memories involving her mother and her children's reactions whenever she suddenly cries
- She shared a remark allegedly made by her mother that later proved to be true
- Ai-Ai reflected on how life changed after her mother's passing, admitting she sometimes feels alone
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Ai-Ai delas Alas opened up about a recent emotional moment with her family after a casual conversation unexpectedly reminded her of her late mother, Mother Justa.
Source: Instagram
In a heartfelt social media post, the Comedy Queen shared how she regularly talks with her family every morning, often spending time discussing various topics while enjoying each other's company. According to Ai-Ai, the conversations usually revolve around family matters, including updates about a beloved family member, Mia Pot.
However, one particular discussion suddenly shifted into a nostalgic exchange when her son-in-law Vince recalled a memorable habit of her late mother.
“Halos every morning nag uusap kami family bilang gusto namin makita ang baby ng pamilya na si mia pot,” Ai-Ai wrote.
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The actress said Vince suddenly laughed after remembering Mother Justa's unique way of responding whenever her children's spouses would perform the traditional gesture of pagmamano.
“Kung ano anong topic hanggang sa biglang tumawa si Dong ( my son in law Vince ) kasi naalala nya daw si INAY,” she shared.
Family members then continued exchanging stories about Mother Justa, including memories of her asking for palabok and soft drinks.
“tapos sabi Sophia naalala ko si inay nag papabili ng palabok and softdrinks ayun bigla ako umiyak nalala ko nanay ko,” Ai-Ai recalled.
The actress admitted that moments like these often leave her emotional. She also shared that her children have become accustomed to her suddenly crying before quickly returning to her cheerful self.
“masaya mga anak ko kasi pag bigla nalang ako umiiyak tapos wala na haha ayan reactions nila,” she said.
Ai-Ai also remembered something relayed to her by a caregiver who once looked after her mother. According to the caregiver, Mother Justa supposedly predicted what would happen to Ai-Ai's personal life after her passing.
“sabi daw ni Mother Justine ko pag namatay ako iiwan na ni ex ang anak ko true enough yun na nga,” she wrote.
Reflecting on the years since losing her mother, Ai-Ai admitted that visits to the cemetery often become emotional because she now feels she is facing life without her mother's presence beside her.
“kaya pag pumupunta ako sa sementryo ayan Mama mag isa nalang ako,” she shared.
Despite the tears, Ai-Ai ended her post with humor, acknowledging how quickly she can go from crying to laughing while remembering the woman who played a significant role in her life.
Source: Instagram
Ai-Ai delas Alas is a highly celebrated Filipino actress, singer, and comedian widely revered as the Philippines' "Queen of Comedy." She cemented her legendary status in Philippine cinema by starring as Ina Montecillo in the massive blockbuster hit Ang Tanging Ina and its successful sequels, making her the highest-grossing Filipino comedy actress of all time.
In another report, Ai Ai delas Alas disclosed that there was a time when she seriously thought about stepping away from the entertainment industry and settling in the United States. The veteran comedian said her desire to leave show business stemmed from her goal of dedicating more time to her family and supporting her former husband, Gerald Sibayan. She also admitted that workplace politics and the influence of certain powerful figures are among the aspects of the industry she finds most discouraging.
Meanwhile, AiAi delas Alas shared on "Fast Talk with Boy Abunda" that she has fully forgiven her former husband, Gerald Sibayan, as part of her effort to move forward and find peace. The Comedy Queen revealed that she sold her wedding rings to Boss Toyo for ₱250,000, explaining that she no longer wanted constant reminders of the past. She added that a portion of the money from the sale was donated to the Life Saver organization to support cancer patients undergoing treatment.
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