Cherie Gil cause of death

2022 - 8 - 5

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Cherie Gil dies at 59 (Rappler)

The actress is remembered for her iconic roles in 'Oro, Plata, Mata' and 'Bituing Walang Ningning'

In February 2022, she revealed that she left the Philippines to move to New York and be with her kids. She continued to perform on screen and onstage well into her 50s, taking on roles in the one-woman play Full Gallop which she also produced, and in Atlantis Productions’ Angels in America, where she played multiple roles. After taking an 11-year break from showbiz in 1994 to focus on family, Cherie made her comeback in the film Sugatang Puso, which earned her the Best Supporting Actress award at the Metro Manila Film Festival.

Cherie Gil dies, Sid Lucero confirms (Philstar.com)

Actress Cherie Gil passed away at 5 p.m. today, talent manager and Cherie's friend Anabelle Rama posted on Instagram. Cherie was 59.

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Cherie Gil passes away at 59 (Manila Bulletin)

Award-winning character actress Cherie Gil has passed away, according to a post by actress-talent manager Annabelle Rama on social media on Friday, Aug. 5.

“Rest now, dear EVANGELINE ROSE. You will always be our TRINING OJEDA immortalized in ORO, PLATA, MATA.Have a safe journey home to the arms of our Father. You were launched in the very first movie I ever wrote. I’m so honored to have been able to work with a legend. Gil started her movie career at the age of 9. Her children are based abroad and they are close with one another. “I got rid of all the clothes I had that symbolized a past life. She had a reverence for her craft and transformed each role into art.

Showbiz icon Cherie Gil dies at 59 (manilastandard.net)

The entertainment industry mourns the passing of veteran actress Cherie Gil on the night of July 5, Friday. She was 59 and battled cancer for some time.

She later rose to fame after bagging the titular role in Problem Child at 15, starring alongside her mother. She even shaved her hair to symbolize a new chapter in her life. Cherie moved to New York in February 2022 to be with her kids.

Filipino Actress Cherie Gil Dies At 59, Cause Of Death Explored ... (TheTealMango)

Legendary Filipino actress Cherie Gil, known as 'La Primera Contravida' for her acting prowess, died on Friday, August 5, at the age of 59.

Cherie started her acting career as a child actor and made her debut at the age of 9. Director Jose Javier Reyes posted, “Rest now, dear EVANGELINE ROSE. You will always be our TRINING OJEDA immortalized in ORO, PLATA, MATA. Have a safe journey home to the arms of our Father. You were launched in the very first movie I ever wrote. You are irreplaceable in the minds and hearts of so many of us.” The actress, known as ‘La Primera Contravida’ for her acting prowess, died on Friday, August 5, at the age of 59. I’m so honored to have been able to work with a legend. The actress was also seen with a shaved head.

Cherie Gil, veteran actress, passes away at 59 (INQUIRER.net)

Cherie Gil, known as local showbiz's "La Primera Contravida" passed away yesterday, Aug. 5. She was 59 years old.

Cherie went on to become a mentor to experienced and aspiring actors through her online acting class in 2020. She was last seen in the GMA TV series “Legal Wives.” “You were launched in the very first movie I ever wrote. “I am eternally grateful to Him for giving us the few hours we spent together. The Megastar admitted feeling heartbroken over losing her “true screen partner.” The actress’ friend, talent manager Annabelle Rama, revealed Gil’s passing on her Twitter page yesterday.

Veteran actress Cherie Gil dies at 59 (CNN Philippines)

Cherie Gil, one of the most celebrated “kontrabida” in Filipino TV and film, has died at age 59.

One of the most celebrated actresses in Philippine cinema, #CherieGil shakes off her iconic villainess persona to start a new chapter of hope and positivity,” captioned MEGA. “What will I do without you now, Love? My true screen partner, a true friend, ninang of Simone… I miss you so terribly and know it will only get worse. Born to a family of film luminaries, Cherie was the daughter of Eddie Mesa and Rosemarie Gil, and the sister of Michael de Mesa and the late Mark Gil.