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LOOK: ‘Lolo’ Rody poses with ‘apo’ Stonefish

/ 08:19 AM March 03, 2017

President Rodrigo Duterte visited his ninth grandchild, his first as the country’s Chief Executive.

On Thursday evening, Presidential Assistant Christopher “Bong” Go shared Facebook photos of  Duterte visiting his newborn grandson, Marko Digong “Stonefish” Carpio, at the Davao Doctors Hospital.

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Stonefish, weighing 2.42 kilograms after he was born through caesarean section, is the third child of Davao City Mayor Inday Sara Duterte and her husband, Manases Carpio. The couple has two other children— Mikhaila Maria “Sharky,” 8, and Mateo Lucas “Stingray,” 4, from in-vitro fertilization (IVF).

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The city chief executive, the eldest of Duterte’s two daughters, announced last July that she was expecting triplets through another IVF procedure. However, weeks after her announcement, she said that her twins passed away due to miscarriage.

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As a result, she had to tone down her physical activities and avoid crowded places.

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READ: Sara Duterte gives birth to healthy boy

“When I went for a checkup last Monday, the doctor said the identical twins didn’t have heartbeats anymore,” Inday Sara told reporters back in September.  Gianna Francesca Catolico /ra/rga

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