Jinkee Pacquiao thanks Manny's supporters following boxing comeback: 'My heart is full'
On Instagram, Jinkee shared photos of their family following the boxing match held in Las Vegas, Nevada.
"My heart is full thanks to you all," Jinkee wrote. "I'm deeply grateful for all your love, prayers, and support."
During the match, Jinkee donned a maroon one-shoulder sleeveless top and a red bandage miniskirt. She finished off her look with a pair of red pumps and, of course, her signature Hermès bag, this time in the design Sac Faubourg Birkin 20 set in matte alligator black hardware.
At 46, Manny managed to finish a 12-round fight with Barrios, with the latter winning the match via majority draw.
The Filipino boxing legend may not have won the fight, but his legion of fans worldwide still referred to him as the GOAT (Greatest of all time), including Ruffa Gutierrez.
The Pacquiao-Barrios match marked the Filipino champ's boxing comeback after he announced retirement in 2021.
— Hermes Joy Tunac/LA, GMA Integrated News
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