Check Out How Willie Revillame Celebrates Christmas with Daughter Meryll Soriano and Only Grandson Elijah

Christmas is the most important holiday in the Philippines, it is really the most wonderful time of the year for many Filipinos.

During Christmas, we usually celebrate intimate moments with our loved ones and even set aside some of our regular tasks to enjoy this holiday season.

But just like any other Filipinos, Wowowin host Willie Revillame also spent his Christmas with his love ones – with his daughter Meryll Soriano and grandson Elijah.

On Instagram, Meryll shared photos on how she spent a quiet Christmas with her son, Elijah, and father, Willie Revillame.

The actress posted photos of her on what seems to be a yacht together with her son last December 25.

In a separate post, she shared a stolen shot of his father, Willie Revillame, he was holding a white umbrella, while sitting near the beautiful lighting tables.

She also wrote in the caption of the photo: “In love with this photo and thankful to this man for an amazing Christmas.”

On her other posts, Meryll shared photos of her with her son, while enjoying jet skis, kayaks, and the breathtaking view.

The three of them celebrate their Christmas on an unnamed island.

But by looking at their photos, you can notice that there are no signs of the presence of other people in the area. That’s why many have concluded that it might have been a private island.

But having this luxurious life was not a surprise considering his net worth. The Wowowin host is already considered as one of the richest TV personalities in the Philippines and most of his wealth came from his long-running show, “Wowowin” which was originally called “Wowowee” when the show used to air on ABS-CBN.

Today, his current show has been officially airing on the rival network, GMA-7 under its new program name.

Aside from this, Willie Revillame was also admired by his fans and supporters because of his generosity. Recently, he gave one of his co-hosts on “Wowowin,” Sugar Mercado, a brand new car as an early Christmas gift.