'Pilipinas Got Talent' winner Jovit Baldivino has passed away at age of 29, his family confirmed on Friday, Dec. 9.&nbsp;
In a Facebook post, Baldivino&rsquo;s wife Camille Ann Miguel posted a photo of them together with a caption &ldquo;Asawa ko&rdquo; in all capslock and crying emojis.
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On Dec. 6, Baldivino was reportedly confined in a hospital after collapsing at a party in Batangas.&nbsp;
According to earlier reports, the singer suffered a mild hemorrhagic stroke and underwent an operation.
Prior to his music career, Baldivino used to be a siomai vendor in Batangas.
Poverty and his desire to finish his studies pushed him to join the first season of &ldquo;Pilipinas Got Talent&rdquo; in 2010.&nbsp;
He was declared the grand winner of the said reality talent competition.
A year later, Balivino won as "Promising Singer" in the GMMSF Box Office Entertainment Awards.&nbsp;
Baldivino is known for his OPM hits such as "Pusong Bato" and "Ika'y Mahal Pa Rin".

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'Pilipinas Got talent' singer Jovit Baldivino passes away