CARLOS Edriel and Karl Eldrew Yulo’s medal-winning performances at the 2026 Asian Games are surely not a proud moment for their mother, Angelica Yulo.
Instead of publicly congratulating them, Angelica continued with her usual activities on social media, including sharing a TikTok video of herself dancing with friends and promoting her live-selling business.
Carlos has so far captured two gold medals in Nagoya, ruling the men’s floor exercise and vault finals. Karl Eldrew won a bronze medal in the men’s horizontal bar event.
Angelica’s silence comes amid the long-running family rift involving Carlos, which became public following the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Carlos and his parents, Angelica and Mark Andrew Yulo, have been estranged for several years. Carlos previously said he had forgiven his parents but maintained that they would not be invited to his wedding with content creator Chloe San Jose, explaining that he wanted an intimate celebration centered on the couple.
Carlos eventually chose to live separately from his parents and continued his relationship with San Jose, who has remained a prominent figure in his life and career.
The family dispute has played out publicly on social media and in interviews, with both sides previously sharing their perspectives about their strained relationship.
Karl Eldrew, meanwhile, had previously been seen alongside his parents and brother during his gymnastics career. In earlier interviews, he said he and Carlos had different styles and paths despite the comparisons between them.
More recently, however, reports have surfaced claiming that Karl Eldrew has also moved away from his parents and joined Carlos and San Jose.
Despite the family issues, Carlos and Karl Eldrew represented the Philippines together at the Asian Games, putting their performances on the international stage at the center of attention. (By the Staff)
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LEYLAH Fernandez pulled off one of her biggest wins of the Singapore Open, defeating top seed Mirra Andreeva, 6-2, 7-5, on Friday night to book a place in the semifinal round.
The sixth-seeded Canadian-Filipina, ranked No. 31 in the world, controlled the opening set before holding off a late challenge from the fifth-ranked Andreeva to complete the quarterfinal victory.
Fernandez appeared headed for a more comfortable finish after taking a 5-3 lead in the second set, but Andreeva mounted a comeback before the Canadian regained control and closed out the match in straight sets.
The victory gave Fernandez a 3-2 edge over Andreeva in their career meetings. She also defeated the Russian in the third round of last month’s Canadian Open in Toronto.
“Of course, that helped me tremendously during those tough moments, those moments where I was making mistakes,” Fernandez said on the support of the Filipino crowd.
“I just kept hearing everyone cheering me on and screaming my name, and it just gives me that enjoyment, that motivation to keep going, and of course my motivation, my goal is to always put on a good show for all the fans here.”
Fernandez will face French player Maja Chwalinska in the semifinals on Saturday. Chwalinska advanced after defeating defending champion and fourth seed Elise Mertens, 6-2, 6-2. (Adrian Co)
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