Lovi Poe pens heartfelt message to Grace Poe as latter ends Senate term

• Lovi Poe dedicated a heartfelt post to her sister, Sen. Grace Poe
• The actress wrote an earnest message to Grace as the latter’s Senate term ends
• Along with lovely photos of them, Lovi expressed pride in the outgoing senator
• Lovi likewise advised her sister to take some time to unwind

Lovi Poe has taken to social media to post a heartfelt tribute message to her beloved sister, Sen. Grace Poe.

On her Instagram page on Saturday, June 14, Lovi shared a carousel of photos showing some of her and the outgoing senator’s lovely moments together.

In the caption, Lovi congratulated her sister and expressed how proud she is of her Ate as the latter’s 12-year, two-term stint at the Senate ends.

“Congratulations on 12 amazing years, Ate. You’ve served with so much heart, strength, and grace. I’m endlessly proud of you. @sengracepoe,” the actress penned.

Lovi then advised the lady senator to unwind: “I hope you take some time to unwind and just be. You’ve earned it a hundred times over.”

“Your leadership goes beyond titles,” Lovi told Grace, underscoring that her sister’s impact transcends a formal position.

The prominent actress also vowed to support Grace constantly.

“I’ll always be here cheering you on, every step of the way.”

Grace Poe is a famous politician, educator, businesswoman, and philanthropist. She became famous after her appointment into the National Movie and Television Review and Classification Board as a chairperson. She has served in the Congress as a senator since 2013.

Lovi Poe, born Lourdes Virginia Moran Poe on February 11, 1989, is a Filipina actress, singer, and model. She is the daughter of the late Fernando Poe, Jr. and actress Rowena Moran. She is now a Kapamilya actress and played the lead female role in Coco Martin's very popular teleserye, "FPJ's Batang Quiapo." In the said teleserye, she played the role of Mokang.

In a previous report by KAMI, Lovi Poe commemorated the 10th anniversary of her film "Lakambini," which portrays the life of Gregoria de Jesus. In her post, Lovi honored De Jesus not just as Bonifacio’s wife, but as a revolutionary and fierce guardian of the Katipunan. She shared that revisiting the film feels especially meaningful this 2025, on De Jesus' 150th birth anniversary. Lovi emphasized that Gregoria de Jesus’ legacy deserves to be remembered "not just in history books, but in our hearts."

Meanwhile, Lovi Poe called working with Nora Aunor in "Thy Womb" one of the greatest highlights of her career. The actress stated that despite Ate Guy's legendary status, she remained “humble, gracious, and kind.” Nora worked with quiet strength and professionalism, creating a respectful and nurturing atmosphere for everyone. Lovi described Nora as “a guiding light” and an enduring example of how true greatness can exist with humility. It is worth noting that the late Nora, the Superstar of Philippine cinema, died of acute respiratory failure on April 16 at the age of 71.

Source: KAMI.com.gh