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Duterte family

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Filipino political family
Duterte family
Political family
CountryPhilippines
Current regionDavao City andCebu, Philippines
Place of originDanao, Cebu,Philippine Islands
FoundedApril 18, 1945; 80 years ago (1945-04-18)
FounderVicente Duterte
Current headRodrigo Duterte
Titles
Members
Connected members
Connected familiesDurano family, Carpio family
TraditionsRoman Catholicism andIslam[1]
This article is part of
a series about
Sara Duterte

Incumbent

Early political career

Political campaigns


Family
This article is part of
a series about
Rodrigo Duterte







TheDuterte family of Davao City (English:/dəˈtɜːrt/,Tagalog:[dʊˈtɛɾtɛ]) is a Filipinopolitical family and is one of the most influential political dynasties in the Philippines, along with theAquino family and theMarcos family,[2] who they have been feuding with since late 2021.[3]

President Rodrigo Roa Duterte (left) poses for a photo with the first family after delivering his 3rd SONA

Political positions held

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The family's political journey began withVicente Duterte, who served as the governor of the then-unified Davao province in 1959.

Rodrigo Duterte, Vicente's son, served 21 years asmayor of Davao City before becoming the 16thPresident of the Philippines in 2016.[4]

Sara Duterte, served as vice mayor (2007–2010) and mayor (2010–2013, 2016–2022) of Davao City. In 2022, she was elected as the 15thVice President of the Philippines.  

Paolo Duterte, held positions as barangay captain, vice mayor, and currently serves as a congressman representingDavao City's 1st district since 2019.

Sebastian "Baste" Duterte, assumed the role of Davao City mayor in 2022, focusing on digitalization and infrastructure projects.

Omar Duterte, representative forDavao City's 2nd district since 2025 and former barangay captain of Buhangin Proper from 2023 to 2025.

Rodrigo "Rigo" Duterte II, member of theDavao City Council and vice mayor of Davao City since 2025. He was initially elected as member of theDavao City Council from the 1st district in 2025 but did not formally assume his seat to serve as acting vice mayor.

Harold Duterte, Rodrigo's nephew, representative of thePuwersa ng Pilipinong Pandagat Party-list since 2025.

Notable members

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Other prominent members

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Summary table

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Family patriarchs

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Vicente Duterte (1941-1966)

Rodrigo Duterte (since 1966)

Overall summary table

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Duterte Family
BirthDeathImageNameRelationship

to Rodrigo Duterte

NationalityOfficeOccupationRef
November 23, 1911February 21, 1968Vicente DuterteFather of Rodrigo DuterteFilipinoSecretary of General ServicesPolitician and lawyer[5]
November 14, 1916February 4, 2012Soledad DuterteMother of Rodrigo DuterteFilipinoTeacher, entrepreneur and activist[6]
January 15, 1934June 26, 2016Ronald DuterteCousin of Rodrigo DuterteFilipinoMayor of Cebu CityPolitician and lawyer[7]
AliveEleanor DuterteSister of Rodrigo DuterteFilipino[8]
March 28, 1945AliveRodrigo DuterteHimselfFilipinoPresident of the PhilippinesPolitician and lawyer
July 7, 1948AliveRamon Durano IIICousin of Rodrigo DuterteFilipinoMayor ofDanao, CebuPolitician[9]
SeptemberAliveEmmanuel DuterteBrother of Rodrigo DuterteFilipino[10]
1948September 29, 2023Jocelyn Duterte-VillaricaSister of Rodrigo DuterteFilipino[11][12]
October 13, 1953February 7, 2026Benjamin "Bong" DuterteBrother of Rodrigo DuterteFilipino[13][14]
AliveNitzkie Lopez SodustaCousin of Rodrigo DuterteFilipino[15]
April 14, 1948AliveElizabeth ZimmermanFormer wife of Rodrigo DuterteGerman-Filipino[16]
February 7, 1969AliveRamon Durano VINephew of Rodrigo DuterteFilipinoPolitician and businessman
February 17, 1970AliveHoneylet AvanceñaCommon law wife of Rodrigo DuterteFilipinoBusinesswoman and former nurse[17]
April 3, 1970AliveAce DuranoNephew of Rodrigo DuterteFilipinoProvincial Administrator of theProvincial Government of CebuPolitician and lawyer
March 24, 1975AlivePaolo DuterteSon of Rodrigo Duterte and ElizabethFilipinoRepresentative of Davao City's 1st districtPolitician and businessman[18]
May 31, 1978AliveSara DuterteDaughter of Rodrigo Duterte and ElizabethFilipinoVice President of the PhilippinesPolitician and lawyer[19]
AliveMans CarpioSon in law of Rodrigo Duterte (By Sara)FilipinoSecond Spouse of the PhilippinesLawyer[20]
August 7, 1978AliveHarold DuterteNephew of Rodrigo DuterteFilipinoPartylist representative of Puwersa ng Pilipinong PandagatPolitician and businessman[21]
November 3, 1987AliveSebastian DuterteSon of Rodrigo Duterte and ElizabethFilipinoMayor of Davao CityPolitician and businessman[22]
AliveJanuary Navares DuterteDaughter in law of Rodrigo Duterte (By Paolo)FilipinoBarangay Chairwoman of Catalunan GrandePolitician[23]
January 26, 1994AliveOmar DuterteGrandson of Rodrigo Duterte (By Paolo)FilipinoRepresentative of Davao City's 2nd districtPolitician and businessman[24]
AliveJennifer YamutaGranddaughter in law of Rodrigo Duterte (By Omar)Filipino[25]
February 23, 1998AliveRigo DuterteGrandson of Rodrigo Duterte (By Paolo)FilipinoVice Mayor of Davao CityPolitician and businessman[26]
AliveYssa LabradorGranddaughter in law of Rodrigo Duterte (By Rigo)Filipino[27]
January 19, 2000AliveIsabelle DuterteGrandaughter of Rodrigo Duterte (By Paolo)Filipino[28]
April 10, 2004AliveKitty DuterteDaughter of Rodrigo Duterte and HoneyletFilipino and AmericanSocialite[29]
2006AliveSabina DuterteGranddaughter of Rodrigo Duterte (By Paolo)Filipino[30]
March 7, 2008AliveMikhaila Maria CarpioGranddaughter of Rodrigo Duterte (By Sara)Filipino[31]
April 1, 2013AliveMateo Lucas CarpioGrandson of Rodrigo Duterte (By Sara)Filipino[32]
September 22, 2013AlivePaolo Duterte IIGrandson of Rodrigo Duterte (By Paolo)Filipino[33]
June 11, 2014AliveYair DuterteGrandson of Rodrigo Duterte (By Sebastian)Filipino[34]
March 2, 2017AliveMarko Digong CarpioGrandson of Rodrigo Duterte (By Sara)Filipino[35]
April 4, 2019AliveMira DuterteGreat-granddaughter of Rodrigo Duterte (By Omar)Filipino[36]
August 2019AliveGodfrey DuterteGreat-grandson of Rodrigo Duterte (By Omar)Filipino[37]
2019AliveRodrigo Duterte IIIGreat-grandson of Rodrigo Duterte (By Rigo)Filipino[38]
AliveRonika DuterteGreat-granddaughter of Rodrigo Duterte (By Omar)Filipino[39]

See also

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References

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  2. ^Gutierrez, Natashya; Selvaratnam, Naomi (17 March 2025)."She's Rodrigo Duterte's daughter. He's a dictator's son. Now they're at war".ABC News.
  3. ^Sidel, John (15 May 2025)."Philippine elections leaves the Marcos-Duterte family feud still dominating politics".The Conversation.
  4. ^Chen, Adrian (13 November 2016)."When a Populist Demagogue Takes Power".The New Yorker.
  5. ^Reyes, Miguel Paolo P."The Duterte-Marcos Connection | ABS-CBN".ABS-CBN. Archived fromthe original on 2026-01-03. Retrieved2026-01-11.
  6. ^Ranada, Pia (2017-03-04)."Meet Davao's foremost 'yellow' activist: Soledad Duterte".RAPPLER. Retrieved2026-01-11.
  7. ^Oaminal, Clarence Paul."Cebu City Mayor Ronald Regis Duterte and Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Roa Duterte".Philstar.com. Retrieved2026-01-11.
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  10. ^Musico, Jelly (May 17, 2018)."Duterte won't tolerate even name-dropping relatives: Palace". RetrievedJanuary 11, 2026.
  11. ^Marcelino, Angeline (2023-09-30)."Ex-president Duterte mourns death of sister Jocelyn".INQUIRER.net. Retrieved2026-01-11.
  12. ^POLITIKO (2023-09-30)."Rody Duterte mourns sister's death".politiko.com.ph. Retrieved2026-01-11.
  13. ^Francisquete, David Ezra M. (2025-05-16)."FPRRD's brother: Digong in high spirits on 2025 NLE results".SunStar Publishing Inc. Retrieved2026-01-11.
  14. ^"Ex-President Duterte's youngest brother dies". 2026-02-07. Retrieved2026-02-07.
  15. ^Duran, Bombo Ranzel Leah (2026-02-07)."Pinakabatang kapatid ni dating Pangulong Duterte, pumanaw".Bombo Radyo Tuguegarao. Retrieved2026-02-07.
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  17. ^Cariaso, Bella; Regalado, Edith."Honeylet barred from visiting Duterte".Philstar.com. Retrieved2026-01-11.
  18. ^CASILAO, JOAHNA LEI (2026-01-06)."Duterte kids tell SC: Petition for father's ICC release not moot".GMA News Online. Retrieved2026-01-11.
  19. ^"Uniform justice? Why Philippine military expelled a lawmaker but not VP Duterte".South China Morning Post. 2026-01-08. Retrieved2026-01-11.
  20. ^UNTALAN, SHERYLIN (2025-11-19)."VP Sara, husband list 29 properties in 2024 SALN".GMA News Online. Retrieved2026-01-11.
  21. ^INQUIRER.net (2025-11-24)."PPP Rep. Duterte backs charges vs those linked to flood control scandal".INQUIRER.net. Retrieved2026-01-11.
  22. ^Bautista, Jane (2025-10-03)."Baste Duterte files another case vs Remulla, this time for disbarment".INQUIRER.net. Retrieved2026-01-11.
  23. ^Bolledo, Jairo (2025-05-13)."Dutertes sweep their local races in Davao City".RAPPLER. Retrieved2026-01-11.
  24. ^PEÑAFUERTE, ANDY (2025-11-29)."Grandson Omar visits Duterte in The Hague prison, skips talk of ruling on appeal".GMA News Online. Retrieved2026-01-11.
  25. ^Ordas, Carl Joseph (2024-11-03)."Omar Duterte and Jennifer Yamuta Honor Nanay Soling at Davao Cemetery". Retrieved2026-01-11.
  26. ^Bolledo, Jairo (2025-05-06)."Meet Rodrigo II, Duterte's other grandson running as Davao City councilor".RAPPLER. Retrieved2026-01-11.
  27. ^"Rodrigo Duterte II marries fiance Yssa Labrador - POLITIKO Mindanao". 2022-02-27. Retrieved2026-01-11.
  28. ^Tantuco, Vernise (2018-01-20)."IN PHOTOS: Scenes from Isabelle Duterte's grand debut".RAPPLER. Retrieved2026-01-11.
  29. ^Lacorte, Germelina (2025-11-27)."Kitty Duterte, an incoming Davao City councilor?".INQUIRER.net. Retrieved2026-01-11.
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