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Jane de Leon asks for prayers as mom undergoes surgery

Jane de Leon asks for prayers as mom undergoes surgery

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MANILA -- Actress Jane de Leon asked for prayers for her mother who was set to undergo surgery on Monday.

In an Instagram post on Monday, de Leon said that her mother Marie got into an accident last Friday as she uploaded a snap of her mom at the hospital.

"It breaks my heart to see her in this situation. I'm doing my best to stay positive and make her smile even though she’s in pain," de Leon wrote.

"Also, sorry if I'm inactive. We are taking care of our mom. I want to thank all the people who helped us. Thank you @ellemendoza_ @paulpatrickjuan for accompanying me yesterday! Please pray for the success of our mom's surgery."

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De Leon is coming off the success of the series “Mars Ravelo’s Darna” which ended last month, February 11.

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BGYO sparks kilig among students during their 'ACEpecially Yours' School Tour

BGYO sparks kilig among students during their 'ACEpecially Yours' School Tour

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Updated Feb 20, 2025 07:53 PM PHT

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Filipino boy group BGYO set hearts racing as they sparked kilig among students from various schools in Bulacan during their ACEpecially Yours School Tour last Valentine’s day.

In their latest YouTube vlog, the BGYO members gave roses and met with students. Their first stop was at JPI Sta. Maria in Bulacan, a school owned by Akira's family.

“Hi guys! So, mamimigay kami ng roses for the students. Ang first school namin ay ang aming school, JPI,” Akira said as he started the vlog.

As they walked through the campus, the students couldn't help but gush, while the boys pointed out that there was even music playing.

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Gelo noticed, “May pa-background music May (music) scoring pa eh.”

“Parang movie,” Akira added.

The boys handed flowers to the excited students as they entered the classrooms.

“We are so happy to celebrate Valentine's Day. Thank you so much for having us,” Mikki told the students.


Some students even became emotional upon receiving flowers from the boys.

“Thank you po kay kuya Nate. Ang swerte ko po kasi birthday ko po bukas. Ang saya ko lang po kasi nabigyan ako ng flowers, tears of joy po,” one female student expressed.

Right after, the boys headed to their next stop, STI College Balagtas, where they were welcomed with an incredibly warm reception.

“Grabe ‘yung welcome. Pag pasok namin may mga estudyanteng nakaabang, meron sa balcony so nakakatuwa kasi pag pasok pa lang nagsisigawan na,” Akira mentioned..

The boys humbly introduced themselves to the students who were cheering them on.

‘Hello, STIers! Kami nga po pala ang BGYO and we’re so happy na nandito kami ngayon,” Mikki greeted the students.

He also took the opportunity to promote their upcoming extended play (EP) and single.

“(Sa) March magri-release kami ng bagong single namin. I hope you guys could follow us” Mikki shared.

BGYO is set to release their self-titled EP and its carrier single, titled 'Divine,' along with its music video on March 13.

As the tour continued, students all over the campus also took selfies and videos with the boys.

“Sobrang ingay nila, the best. Sobrang ramdam namin yung warm welcome, love, support, and hope... and hope?” JL playfully shared.

One of the highlights of the vlog was when the boys greeted and hugged an excited female student-fan girl who told them it was her birthday.

“Best gift ever! Thank you so much po!” she shouted.

Their last stop was STI College Malolos, where the students welcomed them just as warmly. Even teachers and male students were seen enjoying the moment with the Filipino boy group.

BGYO's management assured viewers that the content was filmed with full consent from the schools and in adherence to all safety protocols.

—By Jemuel Tandoc

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