Laurel family (Philippines)

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The Laurel family is a Filipino family of politicians and entertainers.

List of members

  1. Jose P. Laurel
    1. ∞ married Pacencia Laurel ; they had nine children
      1. Jose Laurel Jr.
        1. ∞ married Remedios Lerma
          1. Jose Macario Laurel IV
          2. Lally Laurel [1]
            1. ∞ married Noel Trinidad [1] an actor
              1. Joel Trinidad [2]
      2. Salvador Laurel [3] [4]
        1. ∞ married Celia Diaz Laurel, they had eight children. [5]
          1. Cocoy Laurel [5] [6]
          2. David Laurel
            1. ∞ married Ruby Sanz
              1. Denise Laurel , has a son.
                1. Alejandro
          3. Iwi Laurel , a singer
            1. Nicole Laurel Asensio , a singer and actress
        2. with actress Pilar Pilapil [7] fathered
          1. Pia Pilapil [3] [8]
            1. ∞ married Jerry Gonzalo [9] [8] , they have four children.
      3. Jose S. Laurel III
        1. ∞ married Beatriz Castillo [10]
          1. Laurel
            1. ∞ married Fely Reyes, they had five children; Franco, Rally, Martin, Sandra, Yanah.
              1. Franco Laurel [6]
                1. ∞ married Ayen Munji , together they have five children.
              2. Yanah Laurel [2] , a singer
          2. Mercedes Laurel [10]
            1. ∞ married Marquez, they have two children
              1. Kenji Motoki , model and actor [11] [6] [12]

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