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Celebrity couple Danica Sotto and Marc Pingris will have a new addition to their family.

Retired PBA great Marc Pingris joins officials and players of the FSD Auto Insurance WNBL 3×3 Season 2021-22 in Tuesday’s virtual session of the Philippine Sportswriters Association (PSA) Forum.

Another celebrity mom and her children come out free from COVID-19.

Magnolia Pambansang Manok officially retired the numbers of Marc Pingris and PJ Simon during halftime of the team’s PBA Christmas Day clash with Barangay Ginebra San Miguel at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

True to his promise, Marc Pingris jogged around their subdivision while wearing a bra after Blacklist made a huge title run in the recently concluded Mobile Legends Bang Bang: M3 World Championship.

Philippine basketball great Marc Pingris joined the MPL Philippines’ biggest names in the latest promotional video for the upcoming Mobile Legends: M3 World Championship which is set next month in Singapore.

Although busy with his commitments, veteran actor/host Vic Sotto has made it a point to watch the games of son-in-law Marc Pingris – be it in the PBA or with the Gilas Pilipinas.

James Yap and some members of San Mig Super Coffee’s 2014 Grand Slam team joined in on paying tribute to Marc Pingris, who decided to retire after 16 seasons in the PBA.

Couple goals!

After 16 seasons, nine championships that included a grand slam and numerous individual awards, Marc Pingris has decided to call it quits in the PBA.

The whole family had a blast.

When news broke out on the trade that dealt Calvin Abueva to Magnolia Hotshots Pambansang Manok, veteran forward Marc Pingris was one of the team mainstays that reached out and welcomed “The “Beast".

Marc Pingris has always found ways to lend a helping hand to the best of his ability.

Several teams will be missing key players in Clark, Pampanga when the PBA resumes with the Philippine Cup on Oct. 9.

Several PBA players took their teamwork and friendship to a test by playing a lie detector drinking game called "Let's be honest."

Inside the press room of the Mall of Asia Arena saw Ranidel de Ocampo and Marc Pingris cry like grown men after playing a pivotal role in ending the Philippines' long basketball nightmare against South Korea with an 86-79 win in the semifinals of the 2013 FIBA Asia Championship.