LOOK: Judy Ann Santos savors her ‘simple, quarantined’ 42nd birthday party
Judy Ann Santons and kids. Image: Instagram/@officialjuday
As Judy Ann Santos marked her 42nd birthday last Monday, May 11, the actress found the simple joy in celebrating her special day with only her family while in quarantine.
Santos spent the day video calling her other loved ones and enjoying the birthday cake her eldest daughter Yohan baked for her, as seen on her Instagram post yesterday, May 12.
“Grateful for family and friends,” she said.”[Simple] and very meaningful ‘quarantined’ birthday celebration.. thank God for technology!”
Santos was able to attend an online mass with friends and family, together with her three kids and husband, Ryan Agoncillo. The actress showed their Zoom video call, together with some outtakes from her birthday party at home, through a series of photos.
Santos said that hearing mass with her loved ones was one of her birthday traditions every year.
The actress also expressed her gratitude to everyone who greeted her: “[You] just made my day very, very meaningful.”
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Agoncillo gave his wife a wacky birthday greeting on his Instagram account yesterday.
The TV host reminisced on their earlier days as a married couple with a throwback wedding photo. He also shared an audio recording of Santos in fits of laughter after hearing a strange sound.
“[Anong] binubulong ko kay kumander habang nanonood si bunso ng disney junior (What am I whispering to commander while our youngest is watching Disney Junior)?” Agoncillo asked.
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Some of the couple’s friends from the industry greeted Santos on her special day as well, such as actress Angelica Panganiban.
During Agoncillo’s birthday last April, Santos penned a sweet message to her husband, assuring him that quarantined or not, they will all be “together forever.” JBRELATED STORIES:
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