Recently, information has appeared on social media platforms that Kris Aquino has passed away due to stage 5 cancer. However, this is completely false. According to VERA Files, a YouTube video has spread this information, but it has been verified as incorrect

In fact, Kris Aquino is being treated for autoimmune diseases in the United States, not cancer. She has shared about the difficulties during treatment and recently had a cancer scare after doing a PET scan, but the results showed that she did not have cancer.

In addition, Kris’s close friends, such as Darla Sauler, have expressed their excitement at her upcoming return to work. Darla shared on Instagram that Kris will be “back” soon, indicating that her health is improving.

Thus, the rumors about Kris Aquino’s serious health condition are not true. She is still undergoing treatment and showing positive signs of recovery.

Kris Aquino gives update on her health: ‘My health is far from okay’
Actress-host Kris Aquino updated her Instagram followers on the state of her health.

She shared some snaps and videos of her receiving medical treatment for her autoimmune disease.

In her lengthy caption, she wrote: “I admit that my health is far from okay… but we are doing everything we can to help others.”

She admitted that she knows it would take time to strengthen her body and mend her broken heart. But for her two sons, Aquino said she won’t give up.

“It’s still a long fight to strengthen my body & heal my broken heart… BUT from childhood i already knew, for me weakness could never be an option… especially NOW because i have kuya josh & bimb who still need me to love, care, and provide for them. For my two dearest ones, I won’t give up.”

Last week, Aquino confirmed that she and fiancé Mel Sarmiento have called it quits after being in a relationship for two months.

Meanwhile, Aquino also shared photos of her COVID-19 relief efforts including 800 pieces of antigen test kits for the Bureau of Immigration and her pledge to send out 1,000 cheese pandesal for the Philippine General Hospital’s (PGH) for 10 consecutive Wednesdays.

“My reason is simple, you didn’t leave us when we needed it… I am just reciprocating in the way I am at present able to, the love, support, kindness, compassion, and loyalty many Filipinos have given me and my family, especially now that many need assistance. Everything promised, we are working to make it happen before January 25, my mom’s birthday in heaven,” she said.