Omar Duterte

Duterte was born out of wedlock to 18-year-old Paolo Duterte and Lovelie Sangkola on January 26, 1994. Sangkola is Muslim, and Omar was raised in the Islamic faith. Their lot was provided by Sangkola's mother Ina. He has two younger siblings: Rodrigo II ("Rigo", born 1998) and Isabelle (born 2000), as well as two paternal half-siblings: Sabina (born 2006) and Paolo II ("Uno", born 2013). After Omar's birth, Paolo left the Duterte family for more than five years without telling them about his child, which his father Rodrigo Duterte considered to be "[o]ne of my sad events in my life". Omar's parents would later separate in 2005, with their marriage annulled in a sharia court in 2006. ==Political career==

Barangay politics Duterte's political career began as a barangay chairperson in Buhangin Proper, Davao City, when he was elected unopposed in 2023. House of Representatives (2025–present) In 2025, he was elected as the representative for Davao City's 2nd congressional district. Upon the opening of the 20th Congress, he became part of the independent Davao-based bloc alongside his father Paolo Duterte (Davao City–1st), Harold Duterte (PPP), and Isidro Ungab (Davao City–3rd). ==Personal life==

Duterte is married to Jennifer Yamuta since 2019. Together, they have a son named Godfrey Arturo Duterte, born in 2019 and a daughter named Ronika, born in 2021. Duterte has a daughter named Mira (also known as "Mimi"), born in 2019 with his former girlfriend Juna Sugata. ==Controversies==

In 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, Duterte was involved in an incident at S&R Membership Shopping Davao, where he was accused of cutting a queue. He and his father later publicly apologized concerning the incident. ==Electoral history==