Video ni Aljur Abrenica na ginagawa ang bagay na ito, agad naging usap-usapan sa social media

After his father-in-law, Robin Padilla, acknowledged his breakup with Kylie Padilla, Aljur Abrenica, 31, has been making headlines nonstop.

During Robin’s interview, he even admitted that the reason for their breakup was supposedly due to a third party.

Just recently, a video of Aljur singing “Mahal Pa Rin Kita” by the Filipino rock band Rockstar was posted on the official Facebook page of Elegee Custom Guitars. Aljur can be seen and heard in the video asking who will sing first, to which another person in the video asks him to go first.

The video generated various responses from netizens, with over 114,000 reactions and 6.2 million views on Facebook alone.

It’s worth noting, though, that the video was posted on June 24, just days before Robin’s Ogie Diaz interview became viral.

CO-PARENTNG SET UP WITH KYLIE

Although Kylie Padilla returned to her family’s home in Fairview, Quezon City when she and Aljur Abrenica separated, the two still have communication due to their agreed “co-parenting setup” for their children Alas, 4, and Axl, 1.

Currently, Aljur lives at his parents’ house in Batangas.

Last July 8, 2021, he posted on Facebook a video about visiting his two kids.

On his way home, he was carrying a greeting from a fast food restaurant.

Nandito ako sa Batangas, kakauwi ko lang. Nagsalisi kami ng mga anak ko. Nandito na daw sila. Ang tagal ko rin sila na hindi nakita.

“Excited na akong makita sila. Bumili ako ng food for them, sana magustuhan nila,” he said in the video.

About two minutes later Aljur got out of the car, who was greeted by Alas and hugged.

The comments can be seen urging the 31-year-old actor to negotiate with Kylie and become a “role model” to the children.

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