Celebrator Armida Siguion-Reyna with her husband Atty. Leonardo Siguion-Reyna (second from left), daughter Monique Villonco (left), and son Carlitos (right)—who is also celebrating his 52nd birthday.

The three-layered cake beside her is a gift from Senator Loren Legarda. 

While Barbara Perez has yet to work with the celebrator, her husband Robert Arevalo starred in two movies with Armida and used to be a perennial guest in Armida's show, Aawitan Kita.

Just like Tita Midz, who served as chairperson of MTRCB (Movie and Television Review and Classification Board), Boots Anson-Roa also pursues advocacies that will contribute to the upliftment of the movie industry.

Boots is presently executive director of Mowelfund.

Both women also became members of CEB (Cinema Evaluation Board).

Lani Mercado (middle) greets her mentor when it comes to singing kundimans.

wife of Bong Revilla graced the TV show Aawitan Kita for a couple of times.

Looking on is Rosa Rosal (left), who used to be the governor of Philippine National Red Cross.

Gretchen Barretto, who shows up with longtime partner Tonyboy Cojuangco, gives Tita Midz a kiss on the cheek.

Armida was the producer of Gretchen's 1993 film Kailangan Kita, which was directed by her son, Carlitos Siguion-Reyna.

Richard Gomez and wife Lucy Torres-Gomez by the heavily-curtained entrance.

Richard is the undisputed favorite leading man of Reyna Films, the Armida-owned film outfit that produced Hihintayin Kita Sa Langit and Iisa Pa Lamang, which earned the actor awards and critical acclaim.

Former performers of the TV show Aawitan Kita sing the theme from the musical program that ran for many years.

Also included, the birthday lady's granddaughter Cris Villonco (in light green dress).