Kris Aquino was surprised by her sons on her birthday. Joshua and Bimby did not allow themselves to skip their mother’s very special day, which falls on Valentine’s day, by surprising her with cakes and balloons. This is through a video shared by their mom on Instagram.
The Queen of all Media, shared how the boys and other people that surround them visited the supposed to be solitude birthday Kris, earlier revealed.
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In the lengthy post, she said that she is very grateful to her sons who flew far just to see her and she can’t let this moment pass by not sharing it. She said, “i wasn’t supposed to be home… i gave several natural wellness treatments my open mind, #nocomplaining #noexplaining… just THANK YOU to my neurologist Dr Piano for being here at home at 1:30 AM to check on my neck, migraine attack, and back & right arm spasms.. anyway, what’s important is i want to be HEALTHY & nobody wanted me to spend a birthday w/ little movement.
My sons & my staff went the distance to make me feel their love & appreciation… how could i not post this gratitude video?
The background song i chose is “KINTSUGI” by Gabrielle Aplin. i am inspired by Japanese culture. i looked for a summary of what KINTSUGI is about, found it on nbcnews.com and will share with you why it’s the guiding principle shining a light on my life NOW. “Kintsugi is the Japanese art of putting broken pottery pieces back together with gold — built on the idea that in embracing flaws and imperfections, you can create an even stronger, more beautiful piece of art. Every break is unique and instead of repairing an item like new, the 400-year-old technique actually highlights the “scars” as a part of the design. Using this as a metaphor for healing ourselves teaches us an important lesson: Sometimes in the process of repairing things that have broken, we actually create something more unique, beautiful and resilient.” As i enter the last year of my 40s, i’ve learned so much from the pain of life’s mistakes- some caused by me, and some i was just collateral damage BUT they are a part of my totality.
Yet i believe in a God of many chances, Who sees that our scars are the HEALING or HEALED portions of our humanity, and that there’s HOPE because today in itself is already His gift. i never questioned Him when all my prayers were answered, so now i continue to learn, to simply TRUST.”
Kris announced a couple of weeks ago that she would be celebrating her birthday in solitude for a change. The actress even gave a hint that she is on her last year of her 40s. Joshua, her eldest is from her relationship with actor, Philip Salvador, while, Bimby Yap is the son of her ex-husband, basketball player, James Yap.
(Photo source: Instagram – @krisaquino)
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