In a deeply moving moment on the popular Filipino noontime show It’s Showtime, comedian and singer Argus Aspiras shared a heartfelt story that left both the hosts and the audience in tears. Argus revealed that he had recently said goodbye to his father, fulfilling the elder’s final wish—to hear his son sing and witness him overcome his fears. This poignant revelation not only touched the hearts of those present but also highlighted the profound bond between father and son.

The atmosphere in the studio shifted dramatically as Argus spoke about his father’s passing. His voice trembled with emotion as he recounted the moments leading up to his father’s death, emphasizing the importance of the promise he had made. “I promised him I would sing, and I would be brave,” Argus said, his eyes welling up with tears. The sincerity of his words resonated deeply with everyone in the room.

As Argus began to sing, the studio fell silent. His performance was not just a tribute to his father but also a testament to his personal growth and courage. The song, filled with raw emotion, conveyed a message of love, loss, and resilience. The audience, who had been laughing and cheering moments before, were now moved to tears by the depth of Argus’s performance.

Among those visibly affected were the show’s hosts, Vhong Navarro and Karylle. Known for their comedic timing and lively personalities, both were overcome with emotion. Vhong, who had recently returned to the show after a period of absence, wiped away tears as he watched Argus sing. Karylle, equally moved, placed a comforting hand on Argus’s shoulder, offering silent support. Their reactions underscored the powerful impact of Argus’s tribute.

The audience’s response was equally heartfelt. Many viewers took to social media to express their admiration for Argus’s bravery and the emotional depth of his performance. One viewer commented, “Argus’s strength and love for his father are truly inspiring. His performance brought tears to my eyes.” Another wrote, “Such a beautiful tribute. It reminded me of the importance of family and keeping promises.”

This emotional moment on It’s Showtime serves as a reminder of the power of love and the importance of honoring the wishes of our loved ones. Argus’s story is one of courage, commitment, and the enduring bond between father and son. It also highlights the supportive environment of It’s Showtime, where hosts and audience alike come together to share in moments of joy and sorrow.

In the days following the broadcast, Argus received an outpouring of support from fans and fellow entertainers. Messages of encouragement and admiration flooded social media, with many praising his strength and the sincerity of his performance. Argus expressed his gratitude, saying, “Thank you to everyone who shared in this moment with me. Your support means the world.”

This episode of It’s Showtime will undoubtedly be remembered as one of the most touching in the show’s history. Argus’s tribute to his father not only showcased his talent but also his deep love and respect for the man who had been his greatest supporter. It was a powerful reminder that, even in the face of loss, love and music have the power to heal and connect us all.

Argus was reduced to tears as he said goodbye to his father on “It’s Showtime!”. ABS-CBN

MANILA – One of “It’s Showtime!” kid hosts Argus brought the noontime show’s studio to tears, including Vice Ganda, as he bade farewell to his OFW father, who was leaving the country anew.

On Friday, Argus revealed that his father Michael was set to return to South Sudan where he works as a policeman.

Asked for his message for his dad, the four-year-old child in segment “Isip Bata” said he hoped his father would not need to work in South Sudan, knowing the possible danger in the African country.

“Daddy sana wag ka na umalis kasi may gera dun. Sana po magkabati-bati na ang mga tao sa Sudan,” Argus said.

“Wag na po siya umalis kasi nagtatrabaho na ako dito,” he continued.

But Vice quickly explained to Argus that it is the responsibility of his father to work, telling the kid to just enjoy his stint with “Showtime.”

“Mag-enjoy ka lang. Wag mo itong isipin bilang trabaho,” Vice said.

But Argus could not stop his tears when Michael reminded his son to just enjoy what he is doing and to keep the madlang pipol happy.

“Lahat naman kayong bata dito, may kanya-kanya kayong talento, kanya-kanyang talino. Pagbutihan nyo lang. Pasayahin nyo yung madlang pipol. Proud na proud sila sa inyong lahat na mga bata,” he said.