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Claudine Barretto posts video of Atong Ang exchanging pleasantries with mom Inday

On Saturday, Miguel Barretto, the dad of actresses Gretchen, Claudine, and Marjorie  was finally cremated, following an eventful wake that saw his daughters go up against each other.

In the video, Atong Ang was seen approaching the van where the Barretto matriarch was in, and exchanged pleasantries with her.

“Magkita-kita tayo pagtapos nito,” he told her before leaving.

“Thank you Chino and Gretchen and Dada for being with Mom, J and I. We love you guys," Claudine captioned the video. “Gretchen, thank you for giving way again. Dad is proud of you,” she added.

It followed an earlier video that showed her Ate Gretchen and her mom walking together in an embrace.

"My mom and my ate stronger together," Claudine began her caption.

She added, "Dad for sure is so happy. Gretchen had a great lunch while waiting for Dad's ashes. I love you guys."

Claudine’s posts come at the heels of reports dragging the businessman’s name into the Barretto fight.

Following Claudine’s Saturday posts are Gretchen’s many Instagram Stories, where she addressed allegations that she “stole” Atong Ang from niece Nicole, who supposedly had a confrontation with Gretchen earlier in the week.

READ: Gretchen addresses allegation she 'stole' Atong Ang from niece

On Friday morning, news broke that Claudine was rushed to the hospital after an alleged altercation with Marjorie on Thursday night.

She posted on Instagram, addressing an unidentified person: “Are you proud of who you have become?” Read her photo post, which she captioned, “I hope not.”

A few hours later, Marjorie posted on her Instagram account and said her sisters were “giving false statements to the press and twisting stories about what realy happened in my father’s wake.”

Soon after that, Gretchen posted videos of the alleged altercations and addressed the claims Marjorie earlier made.

The altercations allegedly happened on the evening that President Rodrigo Duterte and Senator Bong Go visited the wake.

Speaking to the press, Sen. Go described the altercations as "parang shooting." — LA, GMA News