Fathers have a unique way of imparting wisdom, whether through heartfelt words or simply by setting an example. This Father’s Day, Kapamilya stars honor the timeless advice passed down from their dads, shaping them into the individuals they are today.

KD Estrada learned the importance of accountability early on. His dad always emphasized, “You can always choose your actions but you cannot choose your consequences, so always be accountable for your actions.” This advice has guided him in his decisions.

Angela Ken received a powerful message about self-confidence from her father. He taught her to never lose faith in herself, reminding her, “Hindi lahat ay magiging kakampi mo sa lahat ng bagay. Ang importante, wala kang inaapakang tao at alam mo na ang intensyon mo lang sa kapwa mo ay kabutihan, everything else will follow.”

When it comes to passion and dedication, Fana looks up to her father. Also a singer, he advised her to always give her best and sing from the heart, a mantra that fuels her performances.

LA Santos's father figure encouraged him to stay cool, be kind, and always wear a smile. This may sound simple, but it helps him take on life's challenges with grace

Jona cherishes the piece of advice that her late father gave her to always do good. Although he passed away in 2018, his words continue to inspire her to live a life of kindness and integrity.

For Robi Domingo, a memorable moment with his father in 2008 became a foundation of his life. After finishing second place in Pinoy Big Brother, his father’s words, “Job well done,” made him feel like a winner in life, despite not taking the grand prize.

Keeping one’s humility intact is crucial, and Loisa Andalio's father ensures she remembers this by constantly reminding her to keep her feet on the ground, no matter where her career takes her.

The Voice Teens Season 3 winner Jillian Pamat’s ‘papshie’ taught her to listen to elders, be brave, strong, wise, and loving towards others.  

Chie Filomeno often reflects on her dad’s words about perseverance. “What if you’re an inch close to that success tapos mag-give up ka, sayang lahat ng pagod, lahat ng pawis. Everything naman yan, si God, ibibigay sa’yo lahat ng kailangan mo pag ready ka.” His encouragement to dream big, because dreaming is free, keeps her motivated.

Whenever Vivoree feels discouraged, her dad’s advice to “roar like a lion” reminds her to be strong. He also taught her to always be kind to everyone she meets.

Preparation is key to success, a principle Kobie Brown lives by thanks to his pops. The quote, “Failed to prepare, prepare to fail,” is a constant reminder to him.

Edward Barber learned that actions speak louder than words. His daddy demonstrated generosity and consistency. When he was a kid, his dad often surprised him with football game tickets and activities where they could create lasting memories, showing him the value of actions over words.

Keeping things simple and fun is a principle that Joao Constancia lives by, thanks to his father who modelled how to find joy in life’s simple pleasures.

Ogie Alcasid’s dad passed down onto him the advice to “take the good with the bad.”

Learning to be the bigger person, especially in terms of forgiveness, is something Sean Tristan values deeply, a lesson imparted by his father.

Dominic Ochoa really disliked it when his dad advised him to choose his friends wisely back in grade school. However, he eventually realized the wisdom in his words.

Markus Paterson and his dad share a close bond, almost like best friends. His dad has given him a lot of wisdom over the years, but one piece of advice that stuck was after Markus lost a football game as a kid. Struggling to get over it, his dad told him, “It’s not how you win, it’s how you lose.” This taught Markus to hold his head high during tough times, a lesson he carries with him through life’s challenges.

As we celebrate Father’s Day 2024, let us take a moment to thank our fathers for shaping us into who we are and guiding us with their timeless advice and lessons.