Sharon, binisita ang pamilya Sotto
ALL’S well that ends well. ’Yan ang pinatunayan ni Megastar Sharon Cuneta nang mag-post ng pictures nila ng uncle na si Sen. Tito Sotto sa Instagram mahigit isang buwan matapos ang May 9 elections kung saan nagkabangga si Tito Sen at ang mister niyang si Sen. Kiko Pangilinan sa pagka-bise presidente.
As we all know, si Davao Mayor Sara Duterte ang hinalal na susunod na Bise Presidente.
Ikinatuwa naman ng netizens ang “reunion” ng pamilya Sotto at ni Sharon na nag-post din ng mga litrato nila ng tita niyang si Helen Gamboa-Sotto, kapatid ng yumaong mommy niya na si Elaine at itinuturing niyang pangalawang ina.
Meron din silang pictures ng mga pinsan niyang sina Ciara, Lala at Apple, mga anak nina Tito Sen at Helen.
Simple lang ang mga caption ni Sharon sa IG posts. “Daddy” para sa pictures nila ni Tito Sen, “Mama. Tonight” kay Helen at “My sisters and me. Tonight” naman sa mga pinsan.
Matatandaan na nalagay sa ipit na sitwasyon ang singer-actress nang sabay kumandidato para sa pagka-bise presidente sina Kiko at Tito Sen.
Sa isang IG post bago nag-eleksyon, sinabi ni Sharon na, “I come home with a happy, but heavy heart. Two men I greatly love — one whom I have known since birth, and the other, one I exchanged solemn vows with twenty-five years ago, are about to vie for the second highest position in the country.
“Once again, I do not know what I could have done so wrong to find myself in the midst of two rocks. What could I, can I do?.
“I pray that after this game called politics is over, that wounds are healed, loved ones do not doubt your love for them, and I and my sisters, especially, the only family I have left besides my own, find our way back to one another’s arms, unscathed and free of the pain our battlescars have brought us. It is most difficult for us in the periphery, who never imagined we would be in this position.
“May God bless us all. May God help me through this trying period… Please pray for all of us….”
Dininig naman ang dasal ni Sharon at ngayon nga ay malinaw nang love for family goes beyond politics.
