Zia Dantes celebrates 9th birthday with sweet gift from idol Olivia Rodrigo

Zia Dantes is one lucky fan!

She received a special birthday gift from her idol, Fil-Am pop sensation Olivia Rodrigo, in celebration of her ninth birthday.

The eldest daughter of celebrity couple Dingdong Dantes and Marian Rivera, celebrated her ninth birthday with a popstar-themed party over the weekend, which featured decorations inspired by some of her favorite artists, including Olivia Rodrigo, Sabrina Carpenter, Billie Eilish, and Taylor Swift.

One of the most heartwarming moments of the celebration was a surprise gift from none other than the “driver’s license” singer herself.

Marian shared the emotional moment on Facebook, posting a clip of Zia unboxing the thoughtful present, a package that included items from Rodrigo’s “Guts” world tour, such as a purple tumbler, a T-shirt, and a handwritten birthday letter.

Thank you so much, Olivia Rodrigo! Ate Z is so happy with your gift. No wonder so many people admire and love you. Zia loves you sooooo much! 🙏🏻💜 #OliviaRodgrigo Olivia Rodrigo 🫶🏻

Posted by Marian Rivera on Sunday, November 24, 2024

In the video, the young fan girl appeared overwhelmed with joy and gratitude, saying a heartfelt “thank you” while holding back tears.

The celebrity mom expressed her gratitude to Olivia on Zia’s behalf, writing in the caption, “Thank you so much, Olivia Rodrigo! Ate Z is so happy with your gift. No wonder so many people admire and love you. Zia loves you sooooo much!”

It can be recalled that Zia was accompanied by her mom as they attended the pop sensation’s first-ever concert in Bulacan last October.

Meanwhile, Dingdong and Marian also paid tribute to their daughter with touching video compilations, showing Zia’s milestones and cherished family moments since she was a toddler.

We love you so much Ate Z!

Posted by Marian Rivera on Saturday, November 23, 2024
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Patricia Dela Roca is a content producer with nerdy tendencies. She tends to lose herself in writing, films, fictional novels, video games, and in her Kpop bias' eyes.
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