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Mikee Romero Biography
Mikee Romero born Michael L. Romero, Ph.D. is a Filipino politician, businessman, sportsman. He is the current team owner of GlobalPort Batang Pier in the Philippine Basketball Association. Romero is also the current representative of 1-Pacman Party-List in the 17th Congress of the Philippines.
Mikee Romero Age
The Philippine businessman and politician were born on 21 March 1972 in Manila, Philippines. As of 2019, he is 47 years old.
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Romero is the son to Reghis Romero II, his father and Lilibeth Lagman-Romero, his mother. He is the step-son to the late Philippine actor, Eddie Garcia. He has one child and is a husband to one wife.
Mikee Romero Brother|Mikee Romero Siblings
There is no provided information about him having brothers or sister. This information will soon be updated.
Mikee Romero Wife
In 1992, Romero got married to the love of his life, Sheila Bermudez-Romero.
Mikee Romero Son
Mikee is the father to Miguel Romero. The birthday date of Miguel is yet to be determined. This information will soon be updated.
Mikee Romero Daughter
There is no provided information about him having a daughter. This information will be soon updated.
Mikee Romero Son Death
On 7 December 2017, Mikee announced the untimely death of his son through his Facebook page. In the post, he requested his fans to help him in prayers. “We love Miguel very very much and I don’t know how to bear this pain of losing him,” said the lawmaker. “Please pray for the soul of Miguel and also prayers that our family can bear this unbelievable pain we are experiencing.”
No details regarding the death of the younger Romero were released.
On social media, friends have also paid tribute to Miguel, whom they described as a “good friend” who was “gone too soon.”
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Mikee Romero Party List
Romero is the current representative of 1-Pacman Party-List in the 17th Congress of the Philippines.
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Mikee Romero Richest
1-Pacman Representative Mikee Romero and Negros Occidental 3rd District Representative Albee Benitez are the House’s billionaires, while Kabataan Representative Sarah Elago still has the lowest net worth
Two billionaire lawmakers remain the richest in the House of Representatives in 2018: 1-Pacman Representative Michael “Mikee” Romero and Negros Occidental 3rd District Representative Alfredo “Albee” Benitez.
According to the summary of legislators’ Statements of Assets, Liabilities, and Net Worth (SALNs) in 2018 which was recently released on the official House website, Romero declared a total net worth of P7,858,000,000.
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He is the current team owner of GlobalPort Batang Pier in the Philippine Basketball Association.
Mikee Romero Businesses
This information is currently under review and will soon be updated.
Mikee Romero Net Worth
He has an estimated net worth of $135 million. He has accumulated most of his net worth from his hardworking businesses and political career. This information will soon be updated.
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Mikee Romero asks for prayers for mom, Eddie Garcia
Congressman Mikee Romero of the 1-PACMAN party-list is asking for prayers for multi-awarded actor Eddie Garcia, who is the longtime partner of his mom Lillibeth Romero.
Romero said he has yet to know more about the current condition of his step-father, but the family would appreciate it if everyone could say a prayer not just for Garcia, but also for his mother.
“Actually I am not in the position to talk because I haven’t talked to my mom regarding this,” he said in an interview with dzMM early this week.
“We need prayers not just for Tito Eddie but for my mom as well. He’s still alive but very, very critical. Ipagdasal niyo po, please,” he added.
Saying what he knows, Cong. Romero said: “Unfortunately naaksidente siya and he tripped sa wire while doing a shooting. Talagang he fell face down. Naalog ‘yung brain niya and ‘yung C1 and C2 sa neck niya, nag-snap which made him very unconscious up to today.”
Garcia, 90, sustained a neck fracture after tripping and falling down while shooting a TV series for GMA Network last June 8.
He was first taken to the Mary Johnston Hospital for treatment before being transferred to the Makati Medical Center on Sunday.
An update from the hospital’s spokesperson on Tuesday revealed that Garcia remains in “a comatose state with minimal spontaneous respiration.”
Meanwhile, Lillibeth opened up for the first time about Garcia’s current state in an interview with The Philippine Star’s Ricky Lo.
Lillibeth said everything was normal before Garcia left the house in the morning of the accident.
“Everything was the usual. As he used to, he was smiling when he bade me goodbye. At the ICU, I keep on whispering to him, never mind if he doesn’t respond at all, not even with a slight movement of his fingers,” she said.
Lillibeth is also certain that Garcia was in perfect shape because they undergo an executive check-up once every three months.
“His blood pressure and blood sugar were normal and he even campaigned [for a party list] in the last May 13 elections, staying under the oppressive sun for hours. I was with him, prepared with towels, drinks, and sandwiches. So I was devastated when I saw that accident on the video clip. And it had to happen in line of work! I saw the video only once and I don’t want to see it again,” she explained.
While she is not pointing fingers at anyone, Lillibeth believes the accident could have been prevented only if someone from GMA 7 was “manning the set.”
“I was told that the accident happened on the third shoot of the same scene from another angle, and they should have checked the condition of the street and if cable wires were scattered all around. It was an accident that could have been prevented,” she said.
Source: news.abs-cbn.com
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Mikee Romero to file ‘Eddie Garcia Law’ on safe workspaces for actors
The 1-Pacman representative is set to file the bill in July in honor of his late stepfather
1-Pacman Representative Mikee Romero, the stepson of the late actor Eddie Garcia, is set to file a bill seeking to safeguard the well-being of actors while on set.
On Monday, June 24, Romero said the first bill he will file once the 18th Congress opens on July 22 is a measure on occupational safety and health standards for actors, which will be named the “Eddie Garcia Law” in honor of his stepfather.
Under Romero’s bill, television and movie production sets would be required to have medical and safety procedures to follow in case of emergencies. “Safety officers” would also be mandated to be deployed during shoots.
The bill would require all actors to have insurance coverage.
Romero also seeks to set specific working hours for actors – around 8 to 12 hours only – depending on their age.
“I expect more than 100 of my fellow legislators to co-sign the bill with me. And likewise expect the Senate through Senate President [Vicente] ‘Tito’ Sotto to file the counterpart bill in the Senate,” said Romero, who is the president of the 54-strong party-list coalition in the House.
Garcia, a veteran in Philippine cinema, was hospitalized on June 8 after he tripped on a cable and fractured his cervical spine while taping for the upcoming GMA teleserye Rosang Agimat.
The fracture left him in a comatose state until his death on June 20. (READ: Lilibeth Romero remembers Eddie Garcia: ‘I thought he was immortal’)
Garcia’s family, friends, co-stars, and fans have been paying tribute to the multi-awarded actor and director. – Rappler.com
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