Jinkee Pacquiao took to social media to express her pride as her husband, Manny Pacquiao, and their son, Jimuel, trained together in Los Angeles, California.
On Instagram, she shared snapshots of both training at the Wild Card Gym.
"My heart is overflowing! ♥️ I am the happiest Momma with tears in my eyes. 🥲 Together in the ring. 🥊🇵🇭 My pride and joy," she posted.
Back in February, Jinkee also penned a heartfelt message for Jimuel as the latter celebrated his birthday.
"Happy birthday my son @pacquiao.emmanuel 😘 I pray that God helps you see the potential He's placed inside of you. May His divine favor open doors of opportunity for you this year and all year through be upon you. I pray that you feel God's joy, comfort, strength, and care surrounding you. I pray that God helps you dream big and accomplish great things for His glory! ♥️" she said.
Jinkee added: "God loves you! We will always be here for you no matter what. We love you soooo much and we miss you! 😘 Happiest birthday my love! @pacquiao.emmanuel ♥️😘😘😘."
It was in 2021 when Jimuel secured his amateur boxing license in the US.
In an interview back in March 2024 with Inquirer, Jimuel shared how his father became instrumental for him to learn the foundations and the qualities that a boxer needs to have.
"Every punch, footwork and strategy that I learned are filled with the wisdom of my father’s experiences," he remarked.
He admitted that there is immense pressure considering that his father is world boxing champion, but he learned "to channel this pressure into motivation, focusing on crafting my own identity within the sport."
Manny Pacquiao pens heartfelt message for son Jimuel: ‘God has great plans for you’
Jimuel also relayed his short-term and long-term goals for his boxing career.
"My short-term goal is clear: to transition from an amateur to a professional boxer," he said. "Every run in the morning and session in the gym is a step closer to my goals."
Meanwhile, Manny announced on May 21 that he is making a boxing combeack at the age of 46.
The Filipino boxing legend is scheduled to fight WBC welterweight champion Mario Barrios on July 19 in Las Vegas.
"I'm back," he posted on his Instagram page. "Let's make history."