Jobert Sucaldito's son Carlo Brian breaks silence on his father's death
After the sudden death of veteran entertainment columnist Jobert Sucaldito on Sunday, his son, Carlo Brian, revealed what happened in the days leading up to his father's passing.
In a Facebook post, Carlo shared that his father died from cardiac arrest and is currently lying in state at Loyola Memorial Chapels & Crematorium in Commonwealth.
"Sadly, Nanay Jobert passed away yesterday due to cardiac arrest (heart failure), as explained by the doctors at the Philippine Heart Center. During the incident, he suddenly collapsed and fell, causing him to hit his head, which resulted in the bruise on his forehead and the cut on his lips.
"His wake is currently being held at Loyola Memorial Chapels & Crematorium in Commonwealth, and everyone who wants to visit is welcome anytime until August 6, 2026," Carlo wrote.
Carlo went on to reveal what happened to his father in the days leading up to his death.
"A few weeks ago, Nanay was rushed to Providence Hospital because he really wasn't in good condition. The doctors recommended that he be admitted to the ICU, but if you all know Nanay, alam niyo kung gaano siya katapang at katigas ang ulo, in the best way possible. He wanted to keep fighting and continue enjoying life, and he kept saying, 'Kaya ko!' at 'Okay ako!'"
According to Carlo, he respected his father's decision and they went back home, where his father continued with his usual routine. He added that Jobert's health had been steadily declining over the past few weeks, prompting them to spend more quality time together.
"The last two weeks we spent together became some of the most unforgettable moments of my life. We went on road trips, visited places he enjoyed, shared meals, laughed together, and simply spent quality father-and-son time. Looking back, we noticed that his body was slowly getting weaker, but he never complained and never wanted anyone to worry. He always made us believe that he was okay, even when he probably wasn't," Carlo wrote.