Joyce Pring opens up on family’s bout with COVID-19
Joyce Pring, Juancho Triviño and their baby (Image: Instagram/@joycepring)
Joyce Pring and her husband, actor Juancho Triviño, apparently faced an ordeal with COVID-19 as Pring revealed that they are now in recovery.
The TV host-vlogger opened up about her family’s COVID-19 experience while showing Triviño with their son on her Instagram page yesterday, Jan. 20.
“Our little family just weathered a bout with the ‘vid and I’m glad we’re all finally recovering,” she told fans.
Pring pointed out that COVID-19 is both a mental and physical battle and stressed the importance of faith in dealing with the disease.
“[What] I kept holding onto in the daze of the disease was this: it’s never about peace despite circumstances, but peace with God. I think the hardest thing about sickness is it forces us to come face to face with our own fragile existence — and even worse, the fragile existence of those we love,” she added.
Article continues after this advertisementDespite these challenges, Pring encouraged the public to trust God “through all of life’s [seasons]….”
Article continues after this advertisementPring then extended her prayers to those who are in quarantine or recovering from the disease.
“Praise God for our restored health!” she said.
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Pring did not disclose further details about their COVID-19 battle. Meanwhile, she showed herself with Triviño and their baby, calling them “the ‘VID survivors,” as seen on her Instagram Story, also yesterday.
Image: Instagram/@joycepring
Pring and Triviño tied the knot in 2020 after meeting as co-hosts in GMA’s morning show “Unang Hirit.” They welcomed their son Alonso Eliam in July last year. /ra
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