Manny and Jinkee Pacquiao accompanied and assisted their daughter Queenie as she moved into her dormitory at Loyola University Chicago.
In a series of Facebook Reels, Jinkee shared glimpses of the family helping Queenie settle into her new space.
In one clip, Manny could be seen fixing Queenie’s bed while Jinkee folded their daughter’s clothes and arranged her belongings.
"New city, new campus, same amazing spirit. 💗 My heart is so full and a little bit heavy, but i know you are ready for this Queenie! God be with you always!" Jinkee wrote.
In another post, Jinkee admitted that she became emotional while helping Queenie prepare for the new chapter in her life.
"Nag sige ko ug arrange pero kahilakon nako kaayo ako lang gyud gipugngan. (I kept arranging things, but I already felt like crying so much. I just kept holding back my tears.) 😞 It's hard but i know God is always there! He is in complete control. 🙏 A brand new chapter begins today! God is good all the time!" she said.
Fans online were quick to react to Jinkee's posts.
"They’re both such hands-on parents, regardless of their status in life. Their children are truly blessed to have such loving, supportive, and dedicated parents," one fan commented.
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Queenie shared in a June interview with ABS-CBN News that she will be taking Forensic Science at Loyola University Chicago. She said she had initially considered pursuing law before eventually deciding to take a different path.
“After this year, I was like, I don’t know if I can do law. I’d rather do something in the sciences. So, might as well do something in Forensic Science,” she said.
Queenie also expressed excitement about living in Chicago, a city she had yet to visit at the time of the interview.
“I really just want to experience like the whole city,” she said.
Queenie recently graduated from Brent International School Manila, where she had studied since kindergarten.
Ahead of leaving for college, she admitted that moving on from high school came with mixed emotions.
“It’s bittersweet, of course. Like, I’m gonna miss my friends and everything. But, you know, I’m excited for college,” she said.