Proud mom VP Leni attends daughters’ back-to-back academic rites | Inquirer News

Proud mom VP Leni attends daughters’ back-to-back academic rites

/ 11:58 AM May 27, 2018

PHOTO FROM VICE PRESIDENT LENI ROBREDO'S FACEBOOK

Vice President Leni Robredo and Jillian attends Tricia’s coating ceremony at the Ateneo School of Medicine. COURTESY OF VICE PRESIDENT LENI ROBREDO/FACEBOOK

Vice President Leni Robredo has been busy wearing one of her many hats as a mother as she and her daughters reap the fruit of their hard work in their studies.

After attending the graduation rites of her eldest daughter Aika Robredo at Harvard University last week, Robredo flew back to the Philippines to show her support for her second daughter, Tricia.

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Vice President Leni Robredo and daughter Aika Robredo at university-wide graduation at Harvard University on Thursday, May 24. COURTESY OF VP LENI ROBREDO/FACEBOOK

Just like her father, Jesse Robredo, 30-year-old Aika earned her master’s in public administration at Harvard Kennedy School of Government as an Edward S. Maison Fellow.

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On Saturday, Robredo attended the coating ceremony of Tricia as she marks her entry into the senior year at the Ateneo School of Medicine and Public Health.

“So many reasons to celebrate. What a wonderful birthday gift to Papa,” Robredo said as she congratulated Tricia.

Jesse would have turned 60 today, May 27.

Meanwhile, Jillian, the youngest of the three, will graduate from the Philippine Science High School on June 1.

A proud Robredo announced that Jillian has been accepted into the top universities in the Philippines and abroad. /je

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