Ate Gay’s family calls for privacy and respect during comedian’s wake

As fans and friends gather to pay their final respects to comedian Ate Gay, his family has issued a heartfelt reminder to the public to observe proper decorum and protect the late performer’s dignity.

The family has specifically prohibited taking photographs or recording videos showing Ate Gay’s face and remains inside his casket, emphasizing that his final moments should be treated with utmost respect.

While visitors may take pictures of the wake area and its surroundings, the family hopes everyone will honor their request and refrain from capturing images of the comedian’s body.

They also appealed to guests to leave the viewing room after offering their condolences and proceed to the designated waiting area outside. This arrangement will allow other mourners to pay their respects while giving the bereaved family moments of privacy.

The family expressed gratitude to everyone who continues to extend sympathy, affection, and support during this difficult period.

More than the curiosity of the public, they hope that Ate Gay’s final farewell will be remembered as a meaningful occasion marked by compassion, sensitivity, and respect for the life and legacy of the beloved comedian.