The top-rated drama had its last week from June 27 to July 1. 

Throughout the week, it held the #2 spot on the AGB Nielsen rating chart as 24 Oras remained the #1.  

On June 27, First Lady earned a 15.8% rating. The following day, it improved its rating to 16.2% and maintained this rating until June 29. The final week of First Lady peaked at 17.6% on June 30. 

The Gabby Concepcion and Sanya Lopez-starrer concluded on July 1 with a 17.1% rating. 

From its pilot episode on February 14, where it earned a 14.4% rating, First Lady improved and sustained its high ratings until its finale week. 

First Lady recorded its summit for its entire airing journey on June 1 and June 2, when it took over the #1 spot on the rating chart from 24 Oras. It also recorded its highest rating of 18.8% on June 2. 

Meanwhile, on April 22, it dropped to the third spot on the leaderboard when ABS-CBN’s Ang Probinsyano surpassed it. On this day, it also recorded its lowest rating, 12.1%. 

President Glenn Acosta (Gabby Concepcion) got reelected as the 17th President of the Philippines after beating former first lady and senator Allegra Trinidad (Isabel Rivas) in the elections. Mayor Moises Valentin (Rocco Nacino), Acosta’s running mate won as Vice President. 

Melody (Sanya Lopez) is also pregnant with their child. Rabiya Mateo, Carla Abellana, and Glaiza De Castro had a special appearance as the new yaya aspirants of the Acosta family. 

In the latter part, President Glenn [personally] picked Valentin to run for President as he wanted him to be his successor. 

Melody’s inauguration as the 21st President of the Philippines also got foreshadowed in the finale episode. 

Netizens witnessed the #FirstLadyHappyEverAfter finale and expressed their commendations for the series and considered one of the best Kapuso series ever. 

First Lady is the sequel to First Yaya. GMA then seemed to be teasing about another part, so netizens are now guessing the title of Book 3.

First Lady is directed by L.A. Madridejos. Also part of the cast are Alice Dixson, Pancho Magno, Pilar Pilapil, Cassy Legaspi, Sandy Andolong, and Joaquin Domagoso.