Sonny Trillanes turns emotional while recalling difficult moments in his life
- Former Senator Antonio “Sonny” Trillanes IV was recently interviewed by Ogie Diaz in a vlog
- At one point in the vlog, Trillanes could not help but cry while recalling some of the difficult moments in his life
- Trillanes emotionally shared that his mother and brother both passed away this year
- Trillanes, who was known as a tough senator, also recollected the time he and her wife lost their youngest child
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Former Senator Antonio “Sonny” Trillanes IV recently turned emotional during his interview with Ogie Diaz.
Source: Instagram
In the said interview uploaded by Diaz on his YouTube channel, Trillanes could not help but cry while recollecting some of the difficult moments in his life.
“Marunong ka pa rin bang umiyak, Sen? Umiiyak ka pa rin ba?” the actor and talent manager asked Trillanes who was known as a tough senator.
“Maraming mga panahon na nagyayari 'yon. Especially ito, nu'ng August, dalawa 'yung nawala sa pamilya namin. Mother ko, on my birthday actually. Then, two weeks after 'yung brother ko,” Trillanes answered.
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“Actually 'yung kapatid ko na 'yon, 'yan 'yung ano ko e, 'yung parang ano siya, cheerleader siya.”
Trillanes also recalled the time he and his wife lost their son.
“And at some point nu'ng 2004, I lost my son dahil sa stress. 'Yung wife ko had a difficult pregnancy, so naapektuhan.”
“The difficult pregnancy was caused by stress. And na-stress naman 'yung wife ko dahil nakakulong nga ako. So 'yun 'yung mga difficult moments in my life.”
Watch the said discussion at 11:00 mark of this video:
Antonio Trillanes is a former Senator of the Republic of the Philippines. He continues to be one of the staunchest critics of President Rodrigo Duterte and his allies. He is also known for his involvement in the Oakwood mutiny of 2003 and the Manila Peninsula siege in 2007 in protest against the Arroyo administration. Trillanes and his men were charged in a general court-martial. He was detained for nearly seven and a half years.
Earlier, he and Robin Padilla slammed each other’s views regarding the government’s response against the novel coronavirus disease pandemic. Trillanes first mentioned Robin on Twitter for the actor’s statement about Filipinos complaining amid the health crisis. Robin later on penned a lengthy Instagram post defending himself and the Duterte administration.
He also talked about the franchise of ABS-CBN and the national election in 2022. The ex-lawmaker believes that the media giant will be back on air when the opposition wins a few years from now.
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