Celebrity couple Manny and Jinkee Pacquiao shared a glimpse of their first ever mansion in GenSan!

It was just recently when Manny and Jinkee Pacquiao had flown to their hometown in General Santos City to visit their first-ever mansion. The 40-year-old beautiful wife of Senator Manny Pacquiao shared a snap on her Instagram account dated last October 10, where she wrote a caption saying that it was their very first house and they consider it an amazing blessing from the Lord.

The viral photo amazes a lot of netizens as it features the top view of their extravagant living room. The celebrity power couple were all smiles as they stand on the staircase of their mansion. The beautiful light of the chandelier adds more elegance to this part of their home. At the comment section of the viral post, Haydee Jamora, Jinkee’s sibling commented that the “Mansion 1” looks a lot better than the “Mansion 2” owned by the Pacquiao family. Mansion 2 is their second mansion located also at General Santos City.

Jinkee’s twin sister, Janet Jamora had also shared some stunning photos of the Pacquiao family’s elegant abode. According to some reports, the first mansion of the Pacquiao family is located at the Lagao Village, General Santos City. It had Mediterranean design elements while their second mansion has a modern and contemporary theme.

Another photo of the couple delights a lot of their friends, relatives, and supporters as they pose for a sweet photo shoot in their first Mansion’s beautiful garden. The couple sat together in an elegant white outdoor furniture piece placed in the middle of their luscious garden. The public was very much delighted to see the couple’s sweet photos, there were also some netizens who compared them to Richard and Lucy Torres-Gomez.

They tied the knot on May 10, 2000. They were blessed to have five children, Emmanuel Jr. (Jimuel), Michael Stephen, Mary Divine Grace (Princess), Queen Elizabeth (Queenie) and Israel. His son, Jimuel, is an amateur boxer. His daughter, Queenie, was born in the United States.