Amidst the **mourning of the entire music industry and fans**, the silence of **Haji Alejandro’s** girlfriend—singer and media personality **Alynna Vasquez**—is notable, as **so far no statement or reaction** has been released regarding the sudden passing of the so-called “Kilabot ng mga Kolehiya.”

Since the news of Haji Alejandro’s death broke, **Alynna Vasquez’s** social media accounts have not been updated. Netizens have also not seen any tribute posts or messages of condolence—something that has caused public concern and speculation.
“Maybe she’s hurt too much and not ready to talk yet,”* a netizen commented on a tribute post for Haji.

According to some friends of the late singer, **Haji and Alynna’s bond is very deep**, and **they’ve been together for several years**. They are often seen together at family gatherings and events of showbiz friends.
Their reunion is no joke. If Alynna hasn’t reacted yet, she may not have accepted it yet,”* a close friend of the two said.

While some are asking why Alynna is staying silent, **more understand that she may be very emotional** and needs time to gather the courage before speaking.
Not all grief needs to be posted. “We all have different ways of accepting,”* said a Haji fan in the comment section of a showbiz page.

For now, **artists, friends, and fans continue to pay tribute to Haji Alejandro**, a pillar of OPM. And while the nation mourns the loss of a legend, **many are also quietly awaiting Alynna Vasquez’s farewell message**—a message that will surely come from the heart.

Hajji Alejandro’s girlfriend Alynna Velasquez honors late OPM legend in heartfelt tribute
Alynna Velasquez, the girlfriend of Hajji Alejandro took time to honor the late OPM legend on social media Tuesday.

Sharing a precious photo of herself with Hajji, Alynna wrote a heartfelt message to her long-time partner, detailing their last few days together.

“My love, we spent the last 8 days of your life together. I am grateful to your kids Ali and Rachel for reaching out to me. I have been waiting. I think of you every hour of every day,” Alynna began.

She then recalled Hajji’s two-month battle with Stage 4 Metastatic Colon Cancer and how he “refused another trip to the hospital and chose palliative care instead, in the comforts of your home, in the company of people you love.”

“You knew you were leaving us soon,” Alynna said.
“We listened to our favorite songs, and we both had tears in our eyes. Your precious voice has been impaired because [cancer] had constricted your respiratory system as well. But I felt your love even without words. And despite the pain, restlessness, and hallucinations, you tried to hold my hand. I whispered in your ear, ‘Go with God. I love you so much. See you in my dreams,’” she added. “No more pain, love. Just pure bliss with our Heavenly Father.”

According to Alynna, Hajji spent his final hours accepting Jesus as his Lord and Savior, and trying to hold on despite his body giving up on him.
“Thank you… thank you for your love,” she wrote, as she shared today would have been their 27th anniversary.

“See you in God’s time. I love you eternally,” she said.

Hajji’s death was confirmed through a statement shared by Hajji’s manager GR Rodis on Tuesday.

He had been battling stage 4 colon cancer since early this year. Alynna, revealed he underwent an operation in February.

Born Angelito Toledo Alejandro, Hajji was a member of the Circus Band and won at the Metro Manila Popular Music Festival with the song “Kay Ganda ng Ating Musika.”

Among his other hit songs are “Panakip-butas,” “Tag-Araw, Tag-Ulan,” and more.