Through it all, Zsa Zsa Padilla showed that she's a woman of strength, and served as Dolphy's comic relief during his last days on Earth.

That evening, however, stress and lack of sleep took their toll.

She fainted during the eulogy.

Senator Ralph Recto (right) with Batangas Governor Vilma Santos (middle), who worked with the Comedy King in Buhay Artista Ngayon (1979).

The couple arrived with their son, Ryan Christian (left).

Senator Tito Sotto arrived with wife Helen Gamboa.

The former said Dolphy's "pinakamagandang award" was the people's love for him.

Roderick Paulate, just like the late comedian, gained popularity portraying gay roles. Remember the latter's film Petrang Kabayo in the '80s?

The previous night, Annabelle Rama created a scene at the wake.

She returned to the venue last night thanking the Quizon family for "forgiving" her.

In her interview, the controversial manager said, “Sa pamilya Quizon, maraming-maraming salamat sa pagtanggap ninyo sa akin ngayon."

She also made a promise on Twitter: "Hindi na ako magpapa-provoke, magpipigil na ako."

Kris Aquino, who showed up with Raymond Gutierrez and Liz Uy, refused to grant any interview.

"Male-late na kami sa Mass," one of them said.

Gary Valenciano sang "Warrior is a Child" that evening.

Nova Villa, who—as we all know—was Azon in Kevin Cosme's life.

Kevin was Dolphy's character in Home Along Da Riles.

The Magalona family came in full force!

Pia (third from right) with kids (L-R) Frank, Clara, Arkin, Elmo, Saab, and Maxene.

Maxene tweeted, "Tito Dolphy, mahal ka po namin. Pakisabi kay Papa, hello." She's referring to the late Francis Magalona.

Most of the people in this photo were part of Dolphy's movies as kontrabida, stuntman, crew or extra.

"Mami-miss namin siya," they said.