Prince and Princess of Hearts 2026 Crowned at Alangalang Agro-Industrial School

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 By: Jelian A. Laus

Crowned with honor. AAIS Prince and Princess of Hearts 2026 winners James C. Hernandez of Grade 12–Gold and Kaye Ann C. Gatela of Grade 8–Muskmelon proudly display their certificates and trophies after being crowned during the coronation night held at the Alangalang Agro-Industrial School Gymnasium on February 20, 2026. Photo by: [Photographer’s Name]Crowned with honor. AAIS Prince and Princess of Hearts 2026 winners James C. Hernandez of Grade 12–Gold and Kaye Ann C. Gatela of Grade 8–Muskmelon proudly display their certificates and trophies after being crowned during the coronation night held at the Alangalang Agro-Industrial School Gymnasium on February 20, 2026.

Photo by: Catheerine Bridget A. Villaflores



Alangalang Agro-Industrial School celebrated love and fellowship during the long-awaited AAIS Prince and Princess of Hearts 2026 coronation night held on February 20, 2026, at the school gymnasium.

‎‎On the coronation night, the teachers, guests, and staff were captivated by 12 graceful pairs of candidates from Grade 7 to 12, each bringing charm, talents, and spirits to the stage.

‎At the end of the night, Kaye Ann C. Gatela of Garde 8—Muskmelon, and James C. Hernandez of Garde 12—Gold were crowned as the AAIS Prince and Princess of Hearts 2026. They received a crown, certificate, sash, along with the trophy.

‎Kaye Ann C. Gatela, crowned AAIS Princess of Hearts 2026, shared her heartfelt sentiment regarding her new role. “Being crowned as AAIS Princess of Hearts 2026 is more than a title: It’s a responsibility I will carry with so much pride. As someone new to this role, I'm still learning, but I know one thing for sure. I want to use this platform to spread empathy, uplift others, and remind everyone that a kind heart that can change everything.”

‎The night concluded with a dance by Grade 10 students and a photo session, leaving students with memories to carry through the school year. The coronation of the Prince and Princess of Hearts 2026 also marks more than just a memorable event at Alangalang Agro-Industrial School.

Location: 6R8H+82G Brgy, Real St, Alangalang, 6517 Leyte, Philippines

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