WATCH: Solenn Heussaff bursts into tears while humming 'Heal The World' to baby Thylane
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Celebrity dad Nico Bolzico on Monday shared an emotional video of his wife Solenn Heussaff while putting their first-born baby Thylane Katana to sleep.
Celebrity dad Nico Bolzico on Monday shared a video of his wife Solenn Heussaff while putting their first-born baby Thylane Katana to sleep.
In the video posted on Instagram, the Kapuso actress and first-time mom Solenn burst into tears while humming Michael Jackson's “Heal The World” as she cradled three-month old Thylane in her arms.
“Everything will be fine! We just need to stick together, not physically,” Nico captioned the post.
Just like everyone else, it seems that Solenn feels the weight of the current situation while the whole world fight the 2019 coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic.
Because of this, Nico's followers commented messages of support for them and for everyone who's struggling during this challenging time.
Meanwhile, in a bid to help the frontliners contain the spread of COVID-19, the couple has raised funds for health workers who risk their lives everyday to save their countrymen.
They recently stated that they will support Angel Locsin's cause in providing shelter for medical workers.
"Basically all the hospitals are overcrowded and they cannot accommodate many people. That is why she came up with this idea of placing tents so that the hospitals can take care of the people who needed immediate treatment and of course while keeping our health personnel safe also,” Solenn said.
If you'd like to help those who are greatly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, you can do so through GMA-7's Kapuso Foundation.
Visit the Kapuso Foundation site here.
We will get through this, mga Kapuso! Stay safe.
