How Old Is Gab Valenciano? Gab Valenciano Birthday
Gab Valenciano was born on June 11, 1988 and is 38 years old now.
Birthday: June 11, 1988
How Old - Age: 38
Gab Valenciano Death Fact Check
Jose Angelo Gabriel is alive and kicking and is currently 38 years old.
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Is Gab Valenciano's father, Gary Valenciano, dead or alive?
Gab Valenciano's father, Gary Valenciano, is still alive and kicking at the age of 62. He is Filipino and has had a career as a singer.
Is Gab Valenciano's mother, Angeli Pangilinan, dead or alive?
Angeli Pangilinan's information is not available now.
Gab Valenciano's brother :
Gab Valenciano's brother, Paolo Valenciano, is still alive and kicking. He is Filipino and has had a career as a singer, vocalist.
Gab Valenciano - Biography
Jose Angelo Gabriel Valenciano, also known as Gabriel "Gab" Valenciano is a Filipino dancer, actor, musician, host, percussionist, drummer, choreographer, and commercial model. He is the son of Gary Valenciano and cousin of former child actor Jodense Valenciano.
He is second of three siblings by Gary Valenciano and Angeli Pangilinan. His Paternal Grandmother is a Puerto Rican of Italian descent. He graduated from De La Salle–College of Saint Benilde.
On World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10, 2019, Gab Valenciano opened up about his own suicide attempts and called for more awareness, empathy, and compassion. He wrote on Instagram yesterday, “World Suicide Prevention Day isn’t just a day where we celebrate victories of those who have survived; instead, it is an awareness day where we magnify the importance and significance of how to deal with this growing epidemic. As of today, one person dies every 40 seconds by suicide. That is not a good statistic at all.”
“I would have been part of that statistic, twice, if not for the grace of God and love for my family and friends. Hanging from the 22nd floor of a condominium, deliberately hurting myself, and substance abuse could have been the end of my story, but I believe that my failed attempts had a greater calling, and that calling is to reach out and help as many people as I can who are struggling with mental health issues, through empathy and compassion.”
