Private Life
Licauco is married to Yolanda Campos. The couple has three children. The family resides in Parañaque City, Metro Manila, Philippines.
On the evening of Jan. 26, 2007, Licauco almost died, when he felt chest pain while watching a movie at Greenbelt Cinema in Makati. Having a near-fatal heart attack (Myocardial infarction), he was rushed to the Makati Medical Center and finally transferred to the Philippine Chinese General Hospital. Licauco’s cardiologist, Dr. Dy Bun Yok found (angiogram) that 70% of one of his arteries is blocked. Licauco stayed in the coronary care unit for 4 days, and thereafter, he underwent an angioplasty. After 2 days, Licauco left the hospital (after almost 2 weeks stay thereat). Licauco’s daughter Sophia, who has been living in California, flew back to Manila to be with him.
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