By: Manila Entertainment News
Date: May 24, 2025
The wake of veteran actor Ricky Davao has become a gathering filled with both sorrow and unexpected drama as notable personalities from the entertainment industry, including Sharon Cuneta and Jackie Lou Blanco, have been drawn into the emotional proceedings.
A Heartbreaking Goodbye
Friends, family, and colleagues gathered to pay their last respects to Ricky Davao, a beloved figure in Philippine showbiz known for his impressive acting career spanning decades. The somber occasion was filled with heartfelt stories and memories of the man who touched many lives.
However, what was supposed to be a solemn farewell quickly became the talk of the town when Sharon Cuneta was reportedly seen involved in a tense exchange that also dragged Jackie Lou Blanco into the mix.
Sharon Cuneta and Jackie Lou Blanco: The Unexpected Spotlight
Sources at the wake revealed that emotions were running high. Sharon Cuneta, often regarded as the “Megastar” of Philippine cinema, was said to have unintentionally gotten into a disagreement that caught the attention of guests and media alike.
Meanwhile, Jackie Lou Blanco, a close friend and respected actress, was also “dragged into” the situation — much to the surprise of many attendees.
“It was an emotional time, and tensions flared,” said an insider.
“But despite the brief commotion, everyone was there to honor Ricky’s memory.”
Fans React Online
Social media erupted after photos and videos from the wake circulated, with fans expressing mixed emotions — from sadness over Ricky Davao’s passing to curiosity about the apparent clash involving Sharon Cuneta and Jackie Lou Blanco.
Many called for respect during such a difficult moment, urging the public and media to focus on celebrating Ricky Davao’s legacy rather than any disputes.
Remembering Ricky Davao
Beyond the fleeting controversy, what remains clear is the profound impact Ricky Davao had on Philippine entertainment. His work, humility, and dedication left a lasting legacy that fans and fellow artists continue to cherish.
As the wake concluded, friends and family vowed to keep his memory alive, focusing on the love and laughter he brought into their lives
Sharon Cuneta, Zsa Zsa Padilla, Janice de Belen offer condolences on the passing of Ricky Davao
Showbiz is once again mourning the passing of the great actor and director Ricky Davao.
His daughter Ara announced the actor’s passing. Ricky passed away at the age of 63.
Ricky Davao or Frederick Charles Caballes Davao by his real name was featured in countless movies and series – as the lead or villain. He was also a director and a great singer.
Zsa Zsa Padilla mourned the passing of her friend. His IG post reads,
“I don’t know anyone who wasn’t a friend of Ricky Davao. He was everyone’s buddy! I had the joy of working with Ricky in ‘Familia Zaragoza’ where we played siblings – since then, I’ve always fondly called him ‘Brother’. In 1997, he became Tony Javier to my Paula Marasigan in the stage adaptation of ‘Larawan,’ staged at the CCP. We did a total of ten shows, working closely together during that time.
“Whenever we’d run into each other, we’d always recall those cherished moments. The last time I saw him, we were celebrating a birthday from our group chat – just like always, full of laughter and warm memories.
“So now, hearing the passing of another artist makes my heart grow heavy. Ricky was a very good actor – dedicated and professional. I didn’t have a scene with him in Cattleya Killer, but when I saw him in the lobby of our designated hotel. As always, we had that instant connection and took time to chat before heading to work.
“Ricky is a great loss to the movie industry. His presence will be missed on stage, television and in the movies.
“May you rest in peace, Brother. My deepest condolences to all the loved ones left behind. And thank you for the joy you brought in every role you portrayed – on stage, on television, and in film.”
Sharon Cuneta also sent a message to Ara, “Oh, sweetheart…I am sorry… Our deepest condolences to you, Ken, Rikki and Mama. You’ve been going through so much and have lost loved one after another…I am praying for you. I love you son. Hug mama and your sibs for me please.”
Janice de Belen also posted a photo with Ricky on her IG Stories with a sad and crying emoji.
Janno Gibbs is also mourning, She posted a video on IG of them singing at a show. It is captioned RIP Ricky Davao.
Richard Yap, Melai Francisco, Ina Feleo, Cherry Pie Picache, Janine Gutierrez, Sandy Andolong, Eric Quizon, Jolo Estrada, Bryan Revilla, Ana Feleo, Ivana Alawi, Lotlot de Leon, Darren Espanto, Mavy Legaspi, etc. also expressed their condolences on Ara’s post.
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