Jhong Hilario recently graduated from Arellano University with a degree in Political Science, and he did it in style. As he accepted his college diploma as magna cum laude, he went onstage and performed a little jig, much to the delight of his fellow classmates. But what sets this achievement apart is how he managed to excel academically while balancing his roles as a politician, an “It’s Showtime” host, a son, and a father.
In a short video featured on Ogie Diaz’s YouTube channel, Hilario shared that he faced numerous challenges along the way to reaching his goal. He had to make sacrifices and manage his time effectively, but he made it possible. One of these sacrifices was turning down career opportunities such as another television series and even a movie. He had to prioritize what was most important to him, which was his education.
Hilario drew inspiration from his two-year-old daughter Sarina. He wanted to set an example for her and make her proud, so she would have no reason not to prioritize her own studies in the future. He wanted to show her that he did his best to complete his education and graduate, just like her mother.
Earlier, Hilario mentioned that he saw his graduation as a way to repay his parents for his interrupted education. He felt indebted to them and wanted to fulfill his promise of finishing his studies. Despite the detours he took in his career as a member of the dance group Streetboys, an actor, a host, and now a public servant, he was determined to complete his education.
Jhong Hilario’s story is one of perseverance, dedication, and the ability to prioritize what truly matters. He serves as an inspiration to many, showing that with hard work and proper time management, anything is possible.
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