CatrionaGray spent Christmas with her family differently in Australia. | via philstarlife
On Instagram, the host and singer explained why she posted their family picture late and why this year's celebration is different from the previous ones.
Gray said that she felt like she ran out of time when her dad was admitted in the hospital earlier this year, and that she's making up for time now.
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