Mike Tan's GMA Gala 2025 suit featured doodles by his daughters
On Instagram, the Sparkle star shared a photo of his all-black outfit, including a suit jacket that had white drawings all over it.
The artist behind the drawings? None other than his daughters.
"Doodles by my daughters. Worn with much pride," Mike wrote in the caption with the hashtags #BestSuitEver and #MadeWithLove.
Mike and his non-showbiz wife have two daughters, Tori and Priscilla.
Meanwhile, the GMA Gala returned for its fourth year on Saturday at Pasay City.
Kyline Alcantara was named as the Female Best Dressed of the Night, and David Licauco bagged once again the Male Best Dressed of the Night. —Carby Rose Basina/MGP, GMA Integrated News
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