‘Mahal na mahal kita, Mama ko.’ Ice Seguerra mourns loss of mom

A group photo of four individuals smiling together, with one older woman in the center, surrounded by younger adults. They appear to be in a warmly decorated indoor setting.

At exactly 7:54 in the morning, the world grew quieter for OPM icon Ice Seguerra. In a moment that felt both sudden and eternal, he said goodbye to the woman who shaped every corner of his life — his mother, Mommy Caring.

“She was the most amazing woman I’ve ever known,” Ice shared in a post that quickly stirred waves of love and heartbreak across social media. For those who’ve followed his journey — as a child star, a musician, a public servant — one name had always remained constant in the backdrop: Mommy Caring. Fiercely supportive, endlessly loving, and quietly powerful.

From childhood stages to sold-out concerts, from painful moments to triumphs few saw, Mommy Caring was always there. “She never left my side,” Ice recalled. “Every show, every gig, every milestone… she was present. Walang palya.”

But her presence wasn’t just public. Behind the scenes, she was the mother who sent him his favorite food even when he was busy or far away, who gently massaged his head when it ached from the weight of the world, who reminded him — simply by showing up — that no matter what happened outside, he had a home in her arms.

“She supported me not just as an artist, but as her child,” Ice wrote, voice trembling between strength and sorrow. “She was my fiercest protector. She accepted me and embraced me for who I am — especially who I am not.”

Theirs was a bond forged in unconditional love. She was his first teacher, his biggest fan, his rock. And now, she is his greatest loss.

“Losing her this morning feels like losing a part of myself,” he admitted, raw and brave. “Pero promise ko sa iyo, Mama — brave ako. Ikaw ang nagturo sa akin kung paano maging matatag.”

As Ice and his brother, Juan Carlos Miguel, prepare to share details of their mother’s wake, he asks only for prayers — for peace, for strength, and for the memory of the woman who meant the world to so many.

In the most tender part of his message, he writes, “We’ll miss you forever, Mama. Pero magkasama na kayo ni Daddy. And that gives me comfort.”

To those who knew her, Mommy Caring was more than a mother. She was a quiet force, a gentle guide, a warm hand in a cold world. And to Ice — she was everything.

Mahal na mahal ka namin, Mommy Caring. Salamat sa lahat.

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