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Pacquiao adamant that he doesn’t want Jimuel to become a boxer

Pacquiao adamant that he doesn’t want Jimuel to become a boxer

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Senator and world champion boxer Manny Pacquiao insists that he does not favor his eldest son, Jimuel, to become a professional boxer.

Pacquiao, the only 8-weight-division world titlist, knows how hard that career path is.

Jimuel has dabbled in boxing for quite some time, compiling a 4-1 win-loss record, but Pacquiao said he prefers his eldest to be more involved in humanitarian work.

"Ayaw kong maging boksingero siya," he said in an interview with Karen Davila, who visited his mansion at Forbes Park.

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"Ang gusto ko 'yung tumulong sa mga tao. Alalahanin mong mabuti 'pag natapos ang buhay natin sa mundo wala tayong madadala kahit piso. Habang nandito pa tayo pag may pera ka, may kakayahan ka, then do it," Pacquiao added, describing Jimuel as a good kid who just wants to become like his father.

His other kids also have their respective likes and hobbies, he said.

"Si Michael mahilig sa music. Nagko-compose siya ng music . . . Si Princess gusto niyang magpastora at mag-medicine. Queenie wants to be a lawyer," Pacquiao said, adding that Israel, the youngest, likes to sing.

Pacquiao acknowledged he can also be a disciplinarian as a dad.

" 'Pag sinabi kong 'Wag 'yan, 'wag yan. (Para di tayo) aabot sa ano. Sabi nga, 'wag tayong umabot sa ano," he said.

Pacquiao said as a father, it is important to establish his leadership and presence at home.

"Kailangang ma-manage mo ng husto ang household mo. Doon kasi magsisimula para sa lahat," he said.

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Manila’s fashion and film worlds collide in a striking new release from Homme et Femme. The luxury retailer debuts a mesmerizing fashion film starring award-winning actress Alessandra de Rossi and model-actor Rocky Salumbides, produced by the renowned creative studio Tarzeer Pictures.

Alessandra de Rossi and Rocky Salumbides star in this tension-filled fashion film from Homme et Femme  

More than just a visual showcase of impeccable style, the film is a moody, cinematic exploration of love—capturing the push and pull of desire, the quiet intensity of longing, and the raw intimacy of human connection. Shot through an outsider’s lens, it unravels a love affair in fragments, creating a sense of voyeuristic tension that lingers long after the screen fades to black.  

Alessandra de Rossi commands attention in a curated selection from Homme et Femme’s roster of designers. She moves through the film in Maison Rabih Kayrouz’s sculptural elegance, JW Anderson’s bold silhouettes, and the understatement of Auralee and Sacai. Her looks, a seamless blend of edge and romance, are complemented by Rocky Salumbides’ effortless sophistication. Clad in Auralee’s muted luxury, Thom Browne’s precise tailoring, and the contemporary polish of Lemaire, Margiela and more, he embodies modern masculinity with a quiet, magnetic presence.  



With Tarzeer Pictures' signature storytelling and Homme et Femme’s curated eye for high fashion, it’s a must-watch for cinephiles and style enthusiasts alike. See the photos in the gallery below!

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Stay tuned at @hommeetfemme.ph for the full release! 


Direction and creative production: Tarzeer Pictures

Cast: Alessandra de Rossi, Rocky Salumbides

Glam by: Boggy Diaz

Shot on location: Balay Kobo

Produced by: Groupe UNIVERS


Homme et Femme is at 8 Rockwell, Rockwell Drive, Makati

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