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GMA Network
19 hours ago
- Entertainment
- GMA Network
Cedrick Juan, Kate Alejandrino welcome first child
Cedrick Juan and Kate Alejandrino have welcomed their first child, a son named Jose Rocio Likha Alejandrino Juan. According to the "GomBurZa" actor's Instagram post, they welcomed their baby boy on June 18 at 10:04 p.m. Cedrick wrote, 'Unang iyak mo pa lang namangha na ako sa tinig mo. Maraming nangyayari sa paligid pero nakatitig lang ako sayo. Puno ng galak ang puso at kaluluwa dahil sa wakas ay mahahawakan, mahahalikan, mayayakap at mabubuhat ka na namin anak.' He added that he and Kate will relearn life with their son. 'Sa mga bagong aral at pagbabago na nararapat na matutunan para sa mas makabuluhan at makulay pa na kasalukuyan para sa ating pamilya.' Cedrick also gave his wife a shoutout, saying that he is impressed by Kate's bravery in carrying and giving birth to their child. 'Iba kayong mga babae at mga ina, hindi sapat ang mga salita kung gaano kita/kayo hinahangaan,' he said. 'Mahal na mahal ko kayo!' the 2023 Metro Manila Film Festival Best Actor said to end his post. Cedrick and Kate went public with their relationship in January. They announced their engagement in February and got married later that month. —Nika Roque/JCB, GMA Integrated News
Yahoo
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Knitted lion joins painted pride in Gloucestershire summer trail
A WOOLLY lion cub is set to feature in a new Gloucestershire art trail. The Tesco Quedgeley Knit and Natter Group have made Cedrick, their knitted and crocheted cub, who will appear alongside 32 large lions and 54 smaller ones in Cheltenham and Gloucester. The Lions at Large trail will include designs donated by schools, clubs and community groups and will run from Friday, July 11, to Sunday, September 14. Cedrick stands out as the only knitted lion amongst the painted ones. He was crafted by seven-year-old Dexter Chambers, his mother Stacey Slocombe, and grandmother, Karen Slocombe. The other lions have been painted by local artists and represent Gloucestershire's history, culture, and diversity. They will be joined by the Cub Club – a pride of 54 little Lions created by local schools and community groups. The trail is a fun, free and family-friendly Wild in Art event Once the trail is over, the lions will be displayed together at Cheltenham Racecourse for a farewell weekend from Friday, October 3, to Sunday, October 5. The little Lions will later return to their creator's community groups and schools, while the large Lions will be auctioned off to raise funds for new cancer care facilities in Cheltenham. The proposed facilities will include digital consulting rooms, space for state-of-the-art research, and therapeutic outdoor space.
