Manny Pacquiao shows his soft side to his only princess Mary Divine Grace.

When Princess was born, it was Pacman's bout against Erik Morales. When she celebrated her actual birthday last October 1, her dad was again in Las Vegas for his rematch with Marco Barrera.

The royal signboard.

The Somereaux, more popularly known as Christopher Roxas's family.

Baby Gian-Christophe, who's turning two come January 23, takes after his mom Gladys when it comes to being "talkative."

Julia Clarete and baby Bean.

The Eat Bulaga co-host enjoys motherhood. In a previous interview, she shared: "I try to be hands-on hanggang kaya ko. Ang hirap kasi iwan, talagang nanggigigil ako!"

Ruby Rodriguez and her cute kids.

The 41-year-old TV host-comedienne says her only goal in her life now is to be a "good mom" to her bagets.

The funny man and his son.

More than anticipating the yummy ube ice cream, Michael V has a far better reason to smile: his nomination as Best Comedy Actor at the Asian Television Awards.

He has won that award thrice already.

The Santiagos: Claudine, Sabina, and Raymart.

With the arrival of Rodrigo Santino, Raymart said in his recent interview with PEP that his love for daughter Sabina remained constant.

At the age of three, the second daughter of Ruffa Gutierrez already knows how to strike a pose à la Hollywood red carpet.

Venice acted very much at home in Princess's domain; she was even seen playing with the birthday celebrant.

Marvin Agustin and one of his twins.

Could this be Seb... or San?

Here's how Marvin distinguishes between his two boys: "Actually, pag pinagmasdan mo, 'yong medyo payat ang mukha, si San 'yon. 'Yong bilog na bilog ang mukha, si Seb."

The Queen and the Princess.

Jinkee Pacquiao's wish for her daughter: "Gusto kong lumaki siya na dala lahat ng mga pangaral namin sa kanya at sa dalawa niyang kuya."

Naturally, Kyla was also there.

The R&B Princess sang the National Anthem during Manny's last spar in Las Vegas. She also rendered a song for Princess's celebration.

Manny (right) welcomes one of his political allies, former Ilocos Sur Governor Chavit Singson (middle).

A special table was reserved for Singson and company.

Tadaaaa! From boxing champ, to magician, to kiddie clown! Manny's biggest fans would be his family, of course.

GMA-7 program manager Redgie Magno (right) watches Manny's gig like an excited kid.

What a huge car! Here's one of the prizes given away by Pacman and his two sons, Michael and Jemwell.

The King of the Ring with his Queen and Princess.

Despite controversies surrounding their family, Manny and Jinkee promise to stay strong and always be there for each other.

The Pacquiaos and some of their guests pose happily for posterity.

(L-R) Jinkee, Raymart and baby Santino, Manny with Princess, Claudine and toddler Sabina, GMA-7's program manager Redgie Magno, Paolo Contis, and Bobby Andrews.