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Mr. Chinatown 2013 winner Randy See dies at 34 following Manila car accident

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Floyd Brenz., Philippine Canadian Inquirer
October 20, 2026

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Filipino-Chinese model and actor Randy See, who rose to prominence after winning the inaugural Mr. Chinatown Philippines pageant in 2013, has died at the age of 34 following a car accident in Manila.

His wife, Ashelly, announced his passing in a social media post on October 17, expressing gratitude to friends who had supported and remembered him. She said See would continue to live in the memories and hearts of those who loved him.

See, whose full name was Randy Morton See Cailles, was set to celebrate his 35th birthday on October 22, just five days after his reported death.

His victory in the first Mr. and Miss Chinatown Philippines competition in 2013 helped launch his career in entertainment, opening opportunities in modeling, acting and television hosting.

He later appeared in the Star Cinema films Feng Shui 2 in 2014 and Beauty and the Bestie in 2015. He also worked as a host for home shopping network O Shopping and participated in fashion shows, commercial campaigns and product endorsements.

Beyond his pageant title, See became a familiar face in the local fashion and entertainment scene, building a career that connected him with audiences across different platforms.

His passing has prompted an outpouring of condolences from members of the pageant, modeling and entertainment communities, who remember him for his contributions to the industry.

His wake was held in Manila from October 17 to 19, with his inurnment scheduled for October 20.

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