Last December 2, Tin Patrimonio, a former housemate on Pinoy Big Brother, had her second kid, Rafa. To the surprise of her friends and followers, the famous mother posted a picture of her baby on Instagram.
This is the second kid that Tin and businessman Raymond Ronquillo had together.
“Hi baby Rafa!💙 December 2, 2025. We all love you already,” Tin wrote.
Shortly after giving delivery at the St. Luke’s Medical Center Global City in Taguig City, she joyfully shared a photo of herself with her baby son. In Tin’s chamber, her little brother was greeted by her firstborn, who was also there.
After hearing baby Rafa’s voice, the former PBB housemate revealed that this was both the “most painful experience” and the “best feeling.”
“Still the most painful experience ever and the best feeling to hear my little baby boy’s voice! 🥹 Thank you Lord for my safe delivery and a healthy beautiful baby boy,” she said.
Tin had a maternity shoot with her partner and firstborn before giving delivery. On social media, she has been sharing updates on her experience with her second pregnancy on a regular basis.
“My beautiful family❤️ I love you 3!” She had previously shared.
In the post’s comment section, the former PBB housemate’s friends and admirers welcomed the baby and left heartfelt remarks. As the couple continues to expand their family, other online users expressed their happiness for them.
“Congratulations!!!! Bilis! Sorry haven’t seen you guys in ages 🙏🏼 congrats,” Aga Muhlach wrote.
Dominic Roque added, “Congratulations, guys.”
In addition to her newborn boy, Tin shares a daughter with Raymond, Amariah Celeste, who was born in 2024.
Tin, the daughter of PBA legend Alvin Patrimonio, entered PBB Unlimited before being evicted on the 148th day of her stay.
She has hinted at aspirations to continue following her passions while completely embracing motherhood, even if she has kept information about her infant very quiet.
In the approaching months, she is anticipated to provide more information about her family and future endeavors.
