Kakie Pangilinan, emosyonal sa resulta ng eleksyon

- Kakie Pangilinan tweeted that her father, Kiko Pangilinan, had expressed his readiness to retire—only for the election results to suggest otherwise

- Her viral post resonated deeply with netizens and drew emotional reactions online

- The veteran lawmaker’s strong showing in the 2025 senatorial race brought surprise and joy to his supporters and family

- The tweet quickly went viral, praised for its honesty, warmth, and the way it highlighted the emotional journey of a political family during elections

Singer-songwriter Kakie Pangilinan took to Twitter to share an emotional message after her father, Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan, secured the 5th spot in the partial unofficial results of the 2025 senatorial elections.

In a heartfelt tweet that resonated with many, Kakie revealed a private moment with her father earlier in the day.

“Kanina lang sabi ni Dad handa na daw siyang magpahinga tas sabi ni Lord wag muna,” she wrote, expressing both relief and awe at the unexpected turn of events.

The tweet quickly went viral, garnering thousands of likes and retweets from netizens who were touched by her sincerity and faith.

The tweet reflected a mix of family intimacy and divine intervention, hinting that the Pangilinan patriarch was already considering stepping back from politics before the vote count brought him back into the spotlight.

As the election results continue to unfold, the veteran lawmaker’s strong standing in the senatorial race has brought joy not just to supporters but also to his loved ones, including wife Sharon Cuneta, who also posted jubilant reactions online.

Kakie’s post serves as a powerful reminder of the personal sacrifices and emotional rollercoaster that political families experience during election season.

Her words, simple yet profound, captured the collective sentiment of those who believe in a higher plan.

With the vote count still ongoing, the message from Kakie Pangilinan adds a deeply personal layer to what is shaping up to be a dramatic and hopeful return for Senator Kiko Pangilinan.

News, photos or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.

In other election news, a 65-year-old man, Nestor Rensales, died after voting in Oas, Albay during the midterm elections. Rensales, a stroke survivor, felt dizzy and collapsed shortly after casting his vote at Oas South Central Elementary School, ABS-CBN reported. His wife shared that he insisted on voting despite the heat and early crowd, believing his vote still mattered. He was rushed to the hospital but was declared dead on arrival.

Still in other news, former Senator and 2025 senatorial candidate Bam Aquino joined the long queue of regular voters on election day, Monday, May 12, 2025. He was seen patiently waiting in line with nearly a hundred other voters at his Tarlac polling precinct, which for some is a display of humility and adherence to democratic processes. His act garnered significant attention, with numerous users expressing admiration and support, emphasizing his simplicity and respect for the law. Online comments revealed a strong public desire for leaders who are seen as relatable and respectful of the democratic process, with many expressing hopes for Aquino's electoral success.

Source: KAMI.com.gh