Father’s Day is approaching, and PBA personalities are preparing for simple, meaningful celebrations with their families.
TNT center Poy Erram plans to attend a toy convention with his wife, valuing support for his hobby over grand festivities.
Magnolia coach Chito Victolero will focus on the playoffs but still plans to bond with his family with a quiet dinner.
Phoenix coach Jamike Jarin looks forward to a Father’s Day dinner with his 84-year-old dad while also serving as a mentor to his young team.
Rookie Kai Ballungay will celebrate his first Father’s Day as a new dad, excited about the year’s milestones and what lies ahead.
Source: PhilNews24 | June 15, 2025
PBA PROS REFLECT ON THEIR JOURNEYS AS DADS THIS FATHER’S DAY
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