SHOCK: Lotlot and Janine CANNOT BELIEVE what their adoptive mother Nora Aunor left behind. The legacy they inherited made the rest feel…

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A shocking and emotional revelation enveloped the final moments of Nora Aunor’s farewell, when the contents of her *last will and testament* were revealed. According to those close to the family, not only her children Ian and Matet were given a share—but also her mother Lotlot de Leon and Janine Gutierrez, who apparently did not expect the size and depth of the Superstar’s legacy to them.

While reading Nora’s last will, Lotlot was moved to tears when he read the part that Nora personally wrote for her:
> “In times when I had nothing to lean on, you were there. Even though you are not a blood relative, you are one of the ones I loved with all my heart.”

The legacy was not just financial. Nora also left behind a portion of her collection of showbiz memorabilia—original scripts, awards, and memorabilia—which she gave to Janine. According to the will, Nora wanted Janine to continue her legacy in the field of art.

Janine was also seen emotional, unable to hold back tears as she expressed her gratitude to her late grandmother. “I don’t know if I’m worthy, but I will do everything to continue the name you left behind,” she said.

Many were moved and said that this was proof of Nora Aunor’s true love for her children—whether children by blood or by heart. In the Superstar’s last will, it was once again proven that true wealth is not just money, but the people you loved, and who loved you back.

No one can match the memory Nora Aunor left behind, and now that her last will continues to inspire, her status as a legend has only grown stronger.

Janine on her grandmother, Nora Aunor: ‘She had a life of giving her immeasurable love to everyone’
Janine Gutierrez paid a heartfelt tribute to her late grandmother, Nora Aunor, who passed away on Wednesday.

In her post, Janine shared a black and white photo of her Mama Guy, and an old photo of the Superstar with her and her three siblings, Jessica, Diego, and Maxine.

“With sorrowful hearts, we share the passing of our grandmother, Mama Guy. A treasure to our family but truly always more to the people than ours,” Janine said in the caption.

“She had a life of giving her immeasurable love to everyone she touched whether on screen, through music, or in person,” she continued.

She also expressed her heartfelt gratitude for the overwhelming love and support shown by the public during their time of trial, and asked for continued prayers for their family.

“We find comfort in knowing she, the one and only Superstar, will be forever loved,” said Janine.

Nora passed away on Wednesday at the age of 71. Her son Ian De Leon announced this on Facebook.

Just last week, Janine’s grandmother Pilita Corrales, 87, who was the mother of her father, Ramon Christopher Gutierrez, also passed away.

Meanwhile, following Nora’s passing, condolences and tributes poured in on social media from Filipino celebrities such as Vilma Santos and Dingdong Dantes, among others.

Dubbed “Superstar,” Nora was recognized as a National Artist for Film and Broadcast Arts in 2022. She was known for her iconic roles in the films “Himala,” “Bona,” and “Minsa’y Isang Gamu-gamo.”

Her recent films include “Mananambal,” where she co-starred with Bianca Umali, and “Pieta,” where she co-starred with Alfred Vargas.

Last year, she was also seen in the GMA Afternoon Prime series “Lilet Matias: Attorney-at-Law,” starring Jo Berry. They previously worked together in the 2018 Kapuso series “Onanay.”

Nora is also known as a popular singer, and some of her songs include “Pearly Shells” and “Tiny Bubbles.”

She married Christopher de Leon in 1975, but they later separated and their marriage was annulled in 1996. They have five children: Ian, Lotlot, Matet, Kiko, and Kenneth.