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CEO, Who Was Abandoned as an Infant and Grew Up in Poverty, Builds Dream Home for Adoptive Parents

"I was 3 months old when Nanay and Tatay adopted me"
PUBLISHED MAY 11, 2024
Cover Image Source: CEO constructed a luxurious mansion for his adoptive parents | Instagram | @ayveebadile
Cover Image Source: CEO constructed a luxurious mansion for his adoptive parents | Instagram | @ayveebadile

In a heartwarming tale of gratitude, Jayvee Lazaro Badile II, CEO of Sun Life Phoenix Palm, a thriving business empire, has made headlines for his remarkable gesture towards his adoptive parents. Jayvee's journey from poverty to prosperity serves as an inspiring example of resilience and determination.

Instagram | @ayveebadile
Instagram | @ayveebadile

Born into adversity, Jayvee was abandoned by his biological parents as an infant. However, he was welcomed into the loving arms of a humble couple, Nanay and Tatay, who adopted him. Despite their financial struggles as a street vendor and hotel porter, Nanay and Tatay showered Jayvee with love and support, instilling in him the values of hard work and perseverance.

"I was 3 months old when Nanay and Tatay adopted me," Jayvee recounted. "Life was very difficult. I had to be working as a student, and we were happy if Na got to make 2 meals a day. On top of that, we lived in a 20-square-meter (215 square-foot) apartment."

Facebook | @Jayveelazarobadileofficial
Facebook | @Jayveelazarobadileofficial

He was determined to repay the selfless devotion of his adoptive parents. Through hard work and dedication, he ascended the ranks to become an executive at a young age, all the while harboring a deep-seated desire to provide a better life for Nanay and Tatay. Jayvee undertook a monumental project in 2019 to construct a new home for his parents. 



 

"Now that I have the chance to give back to them, I will make sure they will live their dreams better than what they could ever imagine," Jayvee declared. The mansion boasts seven bedrooms and modern amenities. Built entirely with cash and completed within a year, the new home symbolizes a fresh chapter of comfort and prosperity for Nanay and Tatay. "I paid for the house in cash and it was built in a year," Jayvee revealed. "It has 7 bedrooms, and we didn’t bring anything from the old place except the TV I bought for my family as a Christmas gift earlier."

Facebook | @Jayveelazarobadileofficial
Facebook | @Jayveelazarobadileofficial

Today, Jayvee's parents revel in the luxury of their new abode, hosting family gatherings and creating cherished memories in their newfound sanctuary. Grateful for Jayvee's remarkable gesture, Nanay and Tatay bask in the comfort and security of their dream home, a testament to the enduring bond between a son and his devoted parents.

@Jeleny Floresca expressed heartfelt appreciation to BM Jayvee, acknowledging his inspiring journey fueled by love for his family. She extended blessings of God's grace and love upon them. "Well-deserved, BM Jayvee! Thank you for the inspiration fueled by love for your family. God's grace and love be upon you all! We love you! @Michelle Turingan Obispado shared her emotional reaction to Jayvee's story, saying, "I watched the replay of your story at MMK through Tfc. I was in tears while watching it, you inspired me. I'm amazed at your determination in your life, I salute you." @Vincent Gotti also hailed Jayvee as a true inspiration. 

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