Dennis Trillo shared photos of his beautiful family while on vacation in Palawan, and all we see is a happy husband and a proud dad of three.
In one photo, the Kapuso actor shared a photo of his wife Jennylyn Mercado and their child Dylan Jayde, and captioned it, "My girls."
Of course, netizens can't help but say, "Kamukha ng daddy si baby!"
Dennis then shared a photo of him with his two sons, Calix, 15, and Jazz, 14. He wrote, "My bodyguards." One user said, "Para lang silang dabarkads!"
Finally, he shared their first family photo for 2023, and said, "Our gang." He added the hashtag, #HighOnLife.
His celebrity friends and followers praised Dennis for sharing these photo updates of their blended family, especially with his stepson Jazz, and Jen with her stepson Calix.
One user said, "Ang saya tingnan."
On Christmas day, Dennis also shared their family portrait that his followers loved.
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Flexing fatherhood on social media
As a mom who loves to share my daughter's milestones on social media, seeing Dennis share photos of his children is a breath of fresh air. Unlike before, we see more dads become more hands on and involved in parenting, and are now more active in flexing their parenthood.
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But how far should dads go when posting on social media? Is there such thing as overexposing your family or children?
In a recent article written by Smart Parenting Daddy Editor-at-large Joey Ong, he tacked how social media is shaping families. Read it here.
Daddy Joey said, "For the past three years that I have been dealing with Filipino dads, all 45,000 of us, I have arrived at the conclusion that most of the time when it involves anything for our children, it is genuinely a proud moment."
He added, "Hindi po natin kailangan lagyan ng masamang kahulugan lalo na pag sharing about our children. Flex lang Dadbuds, you deserve it!"
And so if the intention of a parent to post on social media is to document your family milestones online, or to inspire other people to love and appreciate their families - traditional, blended, or extended - more, then we are all for it.
Tag us on our Facebook and Instagram accounts, and we might feature your photos too!
Watch this cute video of Daddy Joey Ong and his son Joselito cooking arroz ala cubana here: