Heart Evangelista, muling nagpakita ng kabutihan sa pamilya ni Ate Gay sa gitna ng pagluluksa

• Heart Evangelista continued helping Ate Gay's family following the comedian's death
• The family expressed gratitude for her assistance with the funeral arrangements
• Ate Gay previously revealed that Heart provided him with financial support during his cancer battle
• The actress even offered to bring the comedian to Singapore for treatment

Heart Evangelista continued to show her support for the family of late comedian Ate Gay, extending her generosity even after his passing as they prepared for his funeral.

The family of the comedy star, whose real name was Gil Aducal Morales, publicly thanked the actress and Sparkle artist after she once again reached out to them during one of the most difficult moments of their lives.

In a Facebook post dated November 8, the family disclosed that Heart had provided additional assistance as they made arrangements for Ate Gay's funeral. They also shared a photograph of an envelope containing a handwritten condolence message from the actress.

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Alongside the photo, the family expressed how much they appreciated Heart's continued kindness, particularly at a time when they were dealing with the loss of their loved one.

“Since then, thank you so much, Miss Heart. And now, when we need help the most, you continue to reach out to us, asking how you can help ease our burdens.

“Your kindness and thoughtfulness mean so much to us, especially during this difficult time."

Their message highlighted that Heart's support did not end with Ate Gay's passing. Her continued efforts to help the family also reflected the relationship and generosity she had shown toward the comedian throughout his illness.

Before his death, Ate Gay had already spoken publicly about Heart's assistance during his battle with Stage 4 cancer.

During an exclusive interview on Fast Talk with Boy Abunda in March 2026, the comedian shared that Heart was among the personalities who provided him with financial assistance while he was undergoing treatment.

He also revealed that the actress had offered to take him to Singapore so he could receive medical care.

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Recalling how Heart had been helping him, Ate Gay expressed his appreciation for her kindness and generosity.

“Napaka buti ni Heart. Si Ma'am Heart, ayun ay nakilala kong may gintong kutsara sa labi, Kasi bata palang ako nakikita ko na siya, nag-wo-work ako sa Singing Cooks and Waiters. Monthly niya po 'ko binibiyayaan."

His account offered a glimpse into the actress's generosity, which extended beyond a single instance of assistance. According to the comedian, Heart had been providing him with financial support on a monthly basis.

Ate Gay passed away on November 1 at the age of 55, leaving his family, friends, and supporters mourning his loss.

As his loved ones continue to navigate life without him, Heart's latest gesture has become another source of comfort for the family, who openly acknowledged the actress's kindness during their time of grief.

Heart Evangelista is a prominent Filipino actress, television host, and visual artist who has evolved into an internationally recognized fashion icon. Associated with GMA Network, she is widely known for her extensive television and film work alongside her influential presence in the global fashion and art communities.

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In another report, Tuesday Vargas paid tribute to her late friend Ate Gay after visiting his wake on Friday, November 6. She shared a touching photograph of herself standing beside his coffin, accompanied by a heartfelt message recalling the joy, laughter, and affection he brought into the lives of those around him.

Meanwhile, Henri G expressed his grief over the death of Ate Gay, whom he lovingly considered a mother figure. The singer shared several photos capturing their moments together and wrote emotional messages as he said his final goodbye. He also dedicated “Handog” to the late comedian, explaining that it was among Ate Gay’s favorite songs.

Source: KAMI.com.gh